TechFlow News: On April 8, independent analyst Markus Thielen noted that Bitcoin futures open interest has sharply declined from its October 2025 high of $42 billion to the current $21 billion, indicating a deep market deleveraging. Leverage on exchanges is now notably low, meaning even modest inflows of capital can produce amplified price effects. Funding rates have recently swung violently between -12.6% and +7.1%, reflecting rapid shifts in bullish and bearish sentiment. Regarding liquidations, the most recent wave of mass liquidations occurred on February 6; prior excessive leverage has largely been cleared, resulting in a relatively healthy position structure. In the short term, Bitcoin has yet to establish a clear directional trend; however, the market remains highly sensitive—any capital inflow or narrative shift could trigger outsized price volatility.
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