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Crypto traders have piled into bullish bets on Bitcoin in the highly leveraged perpetual futures market, priming digital assets for volatility.

The amount of money tied up in active Bitcoin futures contracts has risen again, to above $3.2 billion, with traders overwhelmingly bullish on cryptos.

The amount of money tied up in active Bitcoin futures contracts has risen again, to above $3.2 billion, with traders overwhelmingly bullish on cryptos.

The Federal Reserve's looming decision on interest rates, and the outlook for borrowing costs in the coming months, could be a key catalyst for cryptos.

The Federal Reserve's looming decision on interest rates, and the outlook for borrowing costs in the coming months, could be a key catalyst for cryptos.

Bitcoin prices formed a so-called death cross this week. The last time it happened was in January 2022, before the worst of a brutal bear market.

Bitcoin prices flash a technical warning sign for the first time since January 2022, the early days of last year's brutal bear market.

This is the latest Distributed Ledger column from MarketWatch: a weekly look at the most important moves and news in crypto.

As digital assets continue to suffer from low volumes and fading investor interest, traders are looking to macro data to shift the needle.

Cryptos have suffered from low trading volumes as investors lose interest, with digital asset prices facing risks near key technical levels.