Bitcoin’s ‘Estimated Leverage Ratio’ Hits Lowest Since December 2021
Bitcoin’s estimated leverage ratio, calculated by dividing the dollar value locked in the active open perpetual futures contracts by the total number of coins held by derivatives exchanges, fell to 0.195 on Wednesday, reaching the lowest since Dec. 20, 2021, per data tracked by analytics firm CryptoQuant.
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