VIRTUAL experienced a 12% decline as bearish sentiment dominated derivatives markets, with capital outflows reaching $9.4 million. Despite the downturn, spot investors accumulated $245,000 worth of VIRTUAL, indicating potential medium-term confidence. The open interest in perpetual futures fell to $76 million, while the OI Weighted Funding Rate hit a yearly low of negative 0.0411%, reflecting strong short positioning.
On-chain data reveals caution, with active users dropping to 24,000 and protocol revenue declining to $32,000 from $133,000 in mid-February. This suggests weaker network engagement and transactional demand. The market remains in a tug of war between derivatives traders maintaining short positions and spot buyers gradually building positions. The outcome of this balance will likely determine VIRTUAL's next price movement.
VIRTUAL Drops 12% Amid Derivatives Pressure, Spot Buyers Accumulate
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