In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum fell by -5.36% and -6.38% after hitting a high. The prices of both fell in a wide range and fell below the recent intensive trading area. On September 4, the prices of both broke through the recent low and rebounded. The trading volume on that day reached a peak, and the open interest volume increased slightly. In terms of volatility, the historical volatility reached its highest point during the decline on August 30, however, the implied volatility of BTC and ETH increased.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum fell by -1.68% and -3.63% after rising sharply. After a brief rise, the prices of both fell back to a low level of intensive trading.

In the past week, the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum fluctuated and then rose. The historical volatility peaked on August 20 when the wide range fluctuated, and the trading volume peaked on August 23 when it rose. The open interest of BTC and ETH has increased. The implied volatility of BTC has increased while that of ETH has decreased. Bitcoin performed the best in comparison with gold, Nasdaq, Hang Seng Index and CSI 300. The funding rate of Bitcoin fell to negative, reflecting the pessimistic sentiment of market participants. The correlation between the selected 129 currencies remained at around 0.85, indicating that the consistency between different varieties has increased from a low level.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum showed a volatile downward trend, especially when the historical volatility and trading volume reached a peak when they rebounded sharply on August 12. The open interest of BTC increased, while that of ETH decreased. The implied volatility decreased.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum fell sharply on August 5, when the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies reached a peak. The volume of open contracts decreased significantly, while the implied volatility increased simultaneously. Bitcoin's funding rate continued to decline, which may reflect the weakening interest of market participants in its leveraged trading. Market breadth indicators show that the prices of most cryptocurrencies fell, and the entire market continued to be under pressure. In addition, the non-agricultural data was significantly lower than expected, which pushed the mainstream currencies to continue to decline for several days after the data was released.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum fell after the interest rate meeting, while the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies increased after the interest rate meeting on August 1. Bitcoin's funding rate rebounded slightly from a low level, which may reflect the gradual recovery of market participants' leverage sentiment towards Bitcoin.

In the past week, the market performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum was different. Bitcoin fluctuated widely within the range, with the highest trading volume on July 19, the highest open interest, the highest implied volatility, and the highest funding rate, indicating that market sentiment has warmed up. Ethereum, on the other hand, fell after the shock, mainly affected by the outflow of ETHE funds, with the highest trading volume on July 25, the highest open interest, and the lowest implied volatility. The market breadth indicator shows that most cryptocurrencies have returned to a downward trend, indicating that the entire market has been dominated by declines in the past week.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum rose for 6 consecutive days, while the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies reached the highest level when they rose on July 16. The open interest of Bitcoin and Ethereum is declining. In addition, the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum also rose simultaneously. Bitcoin's funding rate remains at a low level, which may reflect the continued low leverage sentiment of market participants towards Bitcoin. The market breadth indicator shows that most cryptocurrencies have rebounded and risen, indicating that the overall market has rebounded from lows in the past week.

In the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum fluctuated upward after heavy volume at low levels, while the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies reached their highest levels when they fell to the low point on July 5. The open interest of Bitcoin and Ethereum is declining. In addition, the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum also fell simultaneously. Bitcoin's funding rate remains at a low level, which may reflect the continued low leverage sentiment of market participants towards Bitcoin. The market breadth indicator shows that most cryptocurrencies continue to fall, indicating that the entire market has maintained a weak trend in the past week. CPI data fell, and the prices of mainstream currencies rose and fell when the data was released.

Over the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to fall, while the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies reached the highest level during the decline on July 4. The open interest of Bitcoin and Ethereum has increased. In addition, the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum has also increased simultaneously. Bitcoin's funding rate remains at a low level, which may reflect the continued low leverage sentiment of market participants towards Bitcoin. Market breadth indicators show that most cryptocurrencies continue to fall, indicating that the overall market has maintained a weak trend over the past week.

Over the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced wide fluctuations after the decline, while the volatility and trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies reached the highest level during the decline on June 24. The open interest of Bitcoin and Ethereum increased slightly. In addition, the implied volatility of Bitcoin increased slightly, while the implied volatility of Ethereum decreased slightly. The funding rate of Bitcoin remained at a low level, which may reflect the continued low leverage sentiment of market participants towards Bitcoin. The market breadth indicator shows that most cryptocurrencies continue to fall, indicating that the overall market has maintained a weak trend over the past week.

Over the past week, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum have experienced wide fluctuations and fell, reaching the peak of volatility on June 18. At the same time, the trading volume of these two cryptocurrencies also reached the highest level during the decline on June 18.

Both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices experienced two declines in the past week, with volatility reaching all-time highs when data was released on June 12.

In the past week, Bitcoin rose 3.58% to a record high, while Ethereum's price fluctuated near its previous high. At the same time, their historical volatility remained at a low level.

Over the past week, the prices of both Bitcoin and Ethereum have fluctuated near their all-time highs. At the same time, their historical volatility remains low. Bitcoin's volume has increased after the rise on May 27, while Ethereum's volume is generally sluggish. Bitcoin and Ethereum's open interest has increased slightly, and implied volatility has also increased slightly. In addition, Bitcoin's funding rate has rebounded slightly, and market breadth indicators show that the overall market is in a stage where most currencies have resumed their upward trend.