Open Interest and Leverage: A Risk Reading, Not a Directional Signal
Public discussion of Open Interest in crypto often asks wrong question: whether market is bullish or bearish. Indicator does not answer. Open Interest quantifies pending contracts
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Isai Alexei
Isai writes about the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem, covering market trends, technology updates, and institutional developments. His reporting focuses on how different segments of the industry connect and influence each other over time.
The 2026 Layer 2 Shutdowns Confirm Rollup Expansion Exceeded Real Demand
The sequence of announcements registered in October 2026 did not surprise analysts who followed sequencer revenue during the two previous years.
Why Exploding Bond Yields Could Be Bullish for Bitcoin
The relationship between bond yields and Bitcoin frequently is reduced to a simple rule: higher rates reduce appetite for risk assets.
The L2 Economy on Ethereum: Profitability, Arbitrage, and an Unresolved Alignment Problem
The growth of Ethereum layer 2 networks has created an economic segment with revenue, cost structures, and distribution models.
What Is Crypto Slashing? Understanding Validator Penalties
Public discussion of slashing in proof-of-stake networks has settled into a standard narrative: the mechanism punishes dishonest validators, most incidents result from operator error, and the
Crypto Hiring Rebounds as Job Openings Triple and Applications Slide
Data published by CryptoJobsList for September 2026 show a divergence the sector must analyze with rigor. Crypto job postings reached 1,241 vacancies, an increase above 220%
$387M on the Move: How AI Is Tracking Funds From the Bitget Hack
The Bitget incident on 24 September 2026 produced a measurable shift in incident response. Chainalysis reported 387 million dollars stolen and dispersed across four blockchains.
Bitcoin and the US Savings Decline: Scope of the Hedge Thesis
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported a personal savings rate of 4.1% in August 2026 in the United States. The reading is the lowest since 2022
The Crypto Sector Needs Its Own Liquidity Metrics
The correlation between global M2 growth and Bitcoin price is documented in several studies and is not disputed. The sector’s use of the correlation is disputable:
Could US Credit Stress Trigger a Bitcoin Pullback?
Bitcoin has no issuer credit risk. The network does not carry debt, does not refinance obligations, and does not depend on a borrower’s ability to pay.
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