The market-wide bullish momentum, consequently, triggered $521 million in 24-hour liquidations ($182 million longs and $338 million shorts), according to CoinGlass data. The dominant short liquidations come as the market’s total open interest increased by 5.8% to $155 billion.
Increased OI shows that traders are open to high-risk trading with strong sentiment.
With the cooldown around the tariff threats, experts believe that a deal is coming.
Rod D. Martin, founder and CEO of Martin Capital, told NTD that Trump “made it pretty clear” when he marked the Nov. 1 deadline for the latest set of tariffs.
“That tells you that there’s a maneuvering going on, and I think we’re close to a deal,” Martin added.
Moreover, the US Federal Reserve will host its “Payments Innovation Conference” on Tuesday, Oct. 21, starting at 8 am local time. Multiple executives from crypto companies like Chainlink, Paxos, Coinbase, and Circle, to name a few, will attend the event.
The main discussion points are crypto payments, stablecoin use cases, and tokenized products.
On Wednesday, Oct. 22, some C-Levels from the industry, Brian Armstrong, Sergey Nazarov, Mike Novogratz, and Hayden Adams, for instant, will “attend a roundtable with pro-crypto Senate Democrats,” former FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on X.
🚨SCOOP: These crypto C-suites are expected to attend a roundtable with pro-crypto Senate Democrats on Wednesday to discuss market structure legislation and the path forward:
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