Data-Driven Analysis of Cryptocurrency Markets, Kaiko

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Data-Driven Analysis of Cryptocurrency Markets

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<ul><li>Price Movements: Bullish sentiment has returned to crypto, with BTC up 20% over the past week.</li><li>Market Liquidity: Binance.US's market share relative to other U.S. exchanges climbed to 15%, a marked increase after dropping to 6% post-FTX.  </li><li>Derivatives: BTC open interest fell sharply after a short squeeze caused millions in liquidations.</li></ul>

Price Movements: Bullish sentiment has returned to crypto, with BTC up 20% over the past week.Market Liquidity: Binance.US's market share relative to other U.S. exchanges climbed to 15%, a marked increase after dropping to 6% post-FTX.  Derivatives: BTC open interest fell sharply after a short squeeze caused millions in liquidations.

<ul><li>The fall of the FTX and Alameda house of cards built atop a seemingly innocuous token – FTT – has raised skepticism about centralized exchanges and the tokens that they issue.</li><li>Attention was first turned to Binance, BNB, and BUSD; as a result, BUSD’s market cap fell from $23.5bn to $16.5bn in just 90 days, though Binance has seemingly passed its stress test.</li><li>Attention has now turned to Gemini, Genesis, and Digital Currency Group (DCG).</li></ul>

The fall of the FTX and Alameda house of cards built atop a seemingly innocuous token – FTT – has raised skepticism about centralized exchanges and the tokens that they issue.Attention was first turned to Binance, BNB, and BUSD; as a result, BUSD’s market cap fell from $23.5bn to $16.5bn in just 90 days, though Binance has seemingly passed its stress test.Attention has now turned to Gemini, Genesis, and Digital Currency Group (DCG).

<ul><li>Price Movements: Binance's BUSD stablecoin, BNB token, and staking token bETH have had a volatile week amid mass withdrawals.</li><li>Market Liquidity: Throughout December, BTC market depth on Coinbase has increased 46% while on Binance, depth is down 5%.</li><li>Derivatives: Open interest for BTC and ETH perpetual futures has nearly halved since November. </li></ul>

Price Movements: Binance's BUSD stablecoin, BNB token, and staking token bETH have had a volatile week amid mass withdrawals.Market Liquidity: Throughout December, BTC market depth on Coinbase has increased 46% while on Binance, depth is down 5%.Derivatives: Open interest for BTC and ETH perpetual futures has nearly halved since November. 

Binance Volume Recovers Despite Mass Outflows

<ul><li>Market capitalization is one of the most commonly used metrics to legitimize the value of a cryptocurrency.</li><li>We often hear of a token breaking into the top 10 ranking by market cap, with tokens like BNB making headlines after a move into the top 5, cementing it as a pillar in the crypto ecosystem.</li><li>However, all it takes is a quick run through the top 20 or 30 tokens to realize not all market caps are created equal.</li></ul>

Market capitalization is one of the most commonly used metrics to legitimize the value of a cryptocurrency.We often hear of a token breaking into the top 10 ranking by market cap, with tokens like BNB making headlines after a move into the top 5, cementing it as a pillar in the crypto ecosystem.However, all it takes is a quick run through the top 20 or 30 tokens to realize not all market caps are created equal.

A New Model for Assessing Crypto Asset Liquidity

<ul><li>Price Movements: The tokens for the decentralized derivatives exchanges dYdX and GMX have surged since the collapse of FTX.</li><li>Market Liquidity: Dollar trading volumes for BTC markets dropped to two year lows relative to Tether. </li><li>Derivatives: BNB funding rates dip to their most negative this year.</li></ul>

Price Movements: The tokens for the decentralized derivatives exchanges dYdX and GMX have surged since the collapse of FTX.Market Liquidity: Dollar trading volumes for BTC markets dropped to two year lows relative to Tether. Derivatives: BNB funding rates dip to their most negative this year.

Bearish Sentiment Hits Binance's BNB Token

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BNB was launched in 3rd July 2017 as an ERC-20 Token that enabled holders to get discounted trading fees at Binance Exchange. BNB has evolved over time to also be the native token of its own blockchain. BNB can still be used to pay for discounted Binance services though it is also heavily used as payment for gas when confirming transactions on BNB Chain.

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