  The latest moves in crypto markets, in context Edited by Omkar Godbole October 13, 2021 Sponsored by  (Price data as of October 13 @ 11:30 UTC) If you were forwarded this newsletter and would like to receive it, sign up here.
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Market Moves by Omkar Godbole Bitcoin's bullish move has stalled in the past 24 hours. While the exact reason for the dour price action is not apparent, investors may be reassessing the supposedly bullish impact of the highly anticipated futures-based exchange-traded fund (ETF). These products have a downside and often underperform the underlying asset, as CoinDesk reported Monday.
Binance's latest decision to delist the Chinese Yuan from its consumer-to-consumer trading platform may have led to some selling.
In traditional finance, the futures tied to the S&P 500 are trading 0.2% higher, and the dollar index is seen at one-year highs ahead of the U.S. inflation number for September. Worst of the low base effects have run their course. As such, if the consumer price index (CPI) stays above 5%, markets may price a higher probability of a faster Federal Reserve taper – scaling back of crisis-era stimulus – by selling risk assets, including bitcoin.
The recent surge in energy prices has already boosted fears of stagflation.
Later Wednesday, the focus would be on the minutes of Federal Reserve's September meeting. Lesser Bitcoin Price Volatility Ahead? Days of extreme price volatility during market downturns may be behind us as traders are increasingly using stablecoins or fiat currencies as collateral to trade futures contracts – an obligation to buy or sell the underlying at a later date at an agreed-upon price.
Since May, the percentage of futures contracts open interest margined in the native coin has been on decline and recently fell below 50%, according to Glassnode data quoted by Delphi Digital in its daily analysis on Monday.  "The largest implication of that is likely to be less volatility around selloffs," Web Begole, CTO at Exante Data, told CoinDesk. That's because, in coin-margined futures, losses are compounded during market downturns, which leads to exaggerated price declines. Read the original story here: Declining Interest in Bitcoin-Margined Futures Promises Lesser Price Volatility
Technician's Take by Omkar Godbole  Bitcoin remains on the offer following Tuesday's 2.58% drop. The cryptocurrency trades near the 200-hour moving average at $54,500.  Bitcoin's hourly chart with relatively strength index (Source: TradingView)
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