According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for Nov. 23 to Nov. 29 shows: Total open interest has fallen from 18,354 to 16,832. Institutions have 10,719 longs and 13,070 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 3,191 longs and 1,296 shorts. The long to short ratio is 2.4:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,236 longs and 780 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.6:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for November 9 to November 15 shows: Total open interest has risen from 14,439 to 17,901. Institutions have 11,486 longs and 13,076 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,736 longs and 1,489 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.8:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,231 longs and 888 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.4:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for October 26 to November 2 shows: Total open interest has fallen from 14,854 to 12,183. Institutions have 8,923 longs and 9,368 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 450 longs and 473 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Other-reportables longs and shorts are balanced. Non-reportables have 1,218 longs and 750 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.6:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for October 19 to October 25 shows: Total open interest has risen from 14,228 to 14,854. Institutions have 10,071 longs and 11,052 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,239 longs and 615 shorts. The long to short ratio is 2:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,176 longs and 819 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.4:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for October 12 to October 18 shows: Total open interest has fallen from 15,756 to 14,228. Institutions have 8,341 longs and 10,945 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,489 longs and 528 shorts. The long to short ratio is 4.7:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,404 longs and 761 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.8:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for October 5 to October 11 shows: Total open interest has risen from 14,230 to 15,756. Institutions have 9,870 longs and 12,211 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,867 longs and 746 shorts. The long to short ratio is 3.8:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,007 longs and 787 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.2:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for September 28 to October 4 shows: Total open interest is 14,230. Institutions have 8,834 longs and 11,779 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,985 longs and 493 shorts. The long to short ratio is 6:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,291 longs and 838 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.2:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for September 14 to September 20 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 13,089 to 13,880. Institutions have 8,986 longs and 11,174 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Other-reportables are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,416 longs and 463 shorts. The long to short ratio is 5.2:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,107 longs and 872 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.2:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for September 7 to September 13 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 15,337 to 13,089. Institutions have 9,173 longs and 10,601 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Other-reportables are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,641 longs and 407 shorts. The long to short ratio is 4:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 944 longs and 750 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.2:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for August 31 to September 6 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 14,440 to 15,337. Institutions have 10,140 longs and 12,081 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Other-reportables are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,666 longs and 704 shorts. The long to short ratio is 3.8:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 956 longs and 977 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-reportables longs and shorts are balanced.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for August 24 to August 30 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 13,302 to 14,440. Institutions have 9,924 longs and 11,366 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Other-reportables are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,928 longs and 517 shorts. The long to short ratio is 3.7:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 996 longs and 965 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-reportables longs and shorts are balanced.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for August 17 to August 23 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 12,423 to 113,302. Institutions have 9,231 longs and 10,614 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions longs and shorts are balanced. Other-reportables have 1,597 longs and 449 shorts. The long to short ratio is 3.56:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,141 longs and 906 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.3:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for August 10 to August 16 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 12,510 to 12,423. Institutions have 8,915 longs and 9,072 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Institutions longs and shorts are balanced. Other-reportables have 619 longs and 815 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Other-reportables are slightly more bearish than bullish. Non-reportables have 1,202 longs and 849 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.4:1. Non-reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for August 3 to August 9 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 12,849 to 12,510. Institutions have 9,288 longs and 9,428 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Institutions are slightly more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 445 longs and 606 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.4. Other-reportables are more bearish than bullish. Non-reportables have 1,034 longs and 733 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.4:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for July 27 to August 2 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 14,957 to 12,849. Institutions have 9,409 longs and 10,204 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions are slightly more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,085 longs and 627 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.7:1. Other-reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,085 longs and 748 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.5:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for July 20 to July 26 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 14,512 to 14,957. Institutions have 8,890 longs and 10,191 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,337 longs and 275 shorts. The long to short ratio is 4.8:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,160 longs and 921 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.2:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for July 13 to July 19 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 13,505 to 14,512. Institutions have 9,179 longs and 11,685 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,209 longs and 275 shorts. The long to short ratio is 8:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,360 longs and 788 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.7:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for July 6 to July 12 shows: Total open interest slightly has risen from 13,258 to 13,505. Institutions have 8,497 longs and 10,626 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,044 longs and 287 shorts. The long to short ratio is 7.1:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,247 longs and 875 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.4:1. Non-reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for June 29 to July 5 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 13,707 to 13,258. Institutions have 8,181 longs and 10,371 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,619 longs and 471 shorts. The long to short ratio is 5.6:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,058 longs and 1,016 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-reportables longs and shorts are balanced.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for June 22 to June 28 shows: Total open interest slightly has fallen from 13,537 to 13,707. Institutions have 9,157 longs and 10,688 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,095 longs and 426 shorts. The long to short ratio is 4.9:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 890 longs and 1,028 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Non-Reportables are slightly more bearish than bullish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for June 15 to June 21 shows: Total open interest slightly increased from 12,242 to 13,537. Institutions have 8,182 longs and 10,189 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,391 longs and 333 shorts. The long to short ratio is 7.2:1. Other-reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,048 longs and 1,099 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-Reportables are slightly more bearish than bullish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for June 8 to June 14 shows: Total open interest slightly increased from 10,990 to 12,242. Institutions have 7,968 longs and 9,504 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 2,090 longs and 398 shorts. The long to short ratio is 5.2:1. Other reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,008 longs and 1,122 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.1. Non-Reportables are slightly more bearish than bullish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for June 1 to June 7 shows: Total open interest slightly increased from 10,900 to 10,990. Institutions have 7,190 longs and 8,856 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,938 longs and 311 shorts. The long to short ratio is 6.2:1. Other reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,063 longs and 1,024 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-Reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for May 25 to May 31 shows: Total open interest has fallen from 11,729 to 10,900. Institutions have 6,877 longs and 8,688 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportables have 1,962 longs and 251 shorts. The long to short ratio is 7.8:1. Other reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportables have 1,033 longs and 933 shorts. The long to short ratio is 1.1:1. Non-Reportables are slightly more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for May 18 to May 24 shows: Total open interest increased slightly from 11,644 to 11,729. Institutional longs: 7,693, shorts: 9,150, long to short ratio is 1:1.2. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other-reportable longs: 2,171, shorts: 682, long to short ratio is 3.2:1. Other reportables are strongly more bullish than bearish. Non-reportable longs: 1,072, shorts: 1,104, long to short ratio is 1:1. Non-Reportables are slightly more bearish than bullish.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for May 11 through May 17 shows: Total open interest increased slightly from 10,841 to 11,644. Institutional long positions 7,293, short positions 9,394. The long to short ratio is 1:1.3. Institutional long and short forces are on par, slightly tilted toward bear. Other reportable have 2,465 long positions and 433 short positions. The long to short ratio is 5.7:1, exhibiting a more optimistic attitude. Non-reportable have 1,081 long positions and 1,012 short positions, with a long to short ratio of 1.1:1. Long and short forces are balanced, showing a slightly bullish outlook.

According to KingData monitoring, CFTC's weekly report on CME bitcoin futures positions for May 4 through May 10 shows: Total open interest increased slightly from 10,051 to 10,841. Institutional long positions 7,881, short positions 8,882, long to short position ratio 1:1.1, institutional long and short forces are on par, slightly tilted toward bear. Other reportable have 1,135 long positions and 220 short positions, with a long to short position ratio of 5.2:1, showing more optimistic attitude toward the market. Non-reportable long positions 989, short positions 909, long to short position ratio 1.1:1, long and short forces are balanced, slightly bullish.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange report from April 27 to May 3 shows: Total open interest slid from 10,709 to 10,051. Institutional long positions are 7,680, short positions are 8,214 , and the ratio is 1:1.1. Institutions long and short positions are on par. Other reportable long positions are 739, short positions are 246, and the ratio is 3:1. Other reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-Reportable long positions are 867, short positions are 826 and the ratio is 1:1. Non-Reportables long and short positions are on par.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange Report from April 20 to April 26 shows: Total open interest slid from 10,632 to 10,709. Institutional long positions are 8,225, short positions are 8,207, and the ratio is 1:1. Institutions long and short are on par. Other reportable long positions are 654, short positions are 686, and the ratio is 1:1. Other reportables long and short are on par. Non-Reportable long positions are 942, short positions are 928 and the ratio is 1:1. Non-Reportables long and short are on par.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange Report from April 13 to April 19 shows: Total open interest has increased from 10,632 to 11,276. Institutional long positions are 7,785, short positions are 7,920 , and the ratio is 1:1.02. Institutions long and short positions are on par. Other reportable long positions are 833, short positions are 1,067, and the ratio is 1:1.3. Other reportables are more bearish than bullish. Non-Reportable long positions are 1,155, short positions are 786 and the ratio is 1.5:1. Non-Reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange Report from April 6 to April 12 shows: Total open interest slid from 11,374 to 10,632. Institutional long positions are 7,890, short positions are 8,588 , and the ratio is 1.1:1. Institutions are more bearish than bullish. Other reportable long positions are 656, short positions are 230, and the ratio is 2.9:1. Other reportables are more bullish than bearish. Non-Reportable long positions are 1,058, short positions are 786 and the ratio is 1.3:1. Non-Reportables are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange Report from March 30 to April 5 shows: Total open interest dropped, dropping from 12,024 to 11,374. Institutional long positions are 8,526, short positions are 8,730, and the ratio is 0.97:1. Institutional are more bearish than bullish; Other reportable long positions are 722, short positions are 1,159, and the ratio is 0.62:1. Other reportable are more bearish than bullish; Non-Reportable long positions are 1,322, short positions are 681 and the ratio is 1.94:1. Non-Reportable are more bullish than bearish.

According to KingData monitoring, Bitcoin Chicago Mercantile Exchange Report from March 23 to March 29 shows: Total open interest rose further, rising from 11,274 to 12,024, a nearly nine-week high. Institutional long positions are 8,954, short positions are 8,940 , and the ratio is 0.99:1. Institutional long and short positions are almost flat; Other reportable long positions are 1,140, short positions are 1,836, and the ratio is 0.62:1. Other reportable are more bearish than bullish; Non-Reportable long positions are 1,303, short positions are 620 and the ratio is 2.1:1. Non-Reportable are more bullish than bearish.