$13.6B in Bitcoin options expire Friday — Can bulls push BTC price to $100K?
Can this week’s $13.6 billion Bitcoin options expiry trigger a BTC price rally to $100,000 and beyond? Go to Source
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Are spot Bitcoin ETF options traders really expecting a $176K BTC price?
BlackRock’s IBIT BTC options launch was a success, but how realistic are traders’ high six-figure Bitcoin price expectations? Go to Source
Ethereum bulls and bears fight to win this week’s $2.8B ETH options expiry
Ethereum price showed strength in September, but data suggests holding above $2,600 will be a challenge. Go to Source
$8.1B in Bitcoin options expire this month — Do bulls or bears have the upper hand?
Will this week’s $8.1 billion Bitcoin options expiry fuel a rally to $70,000 or should traders anticipate a correction? Go to Source
Bullish Bitcoin traders better positioned for Friday’s $5.5B options expiry
Bullish Bitcoin options traders expect a hefty profit from Friday’s expiry now that Germany and Mt. Gox wallets have been emptied Go to Source
Will Bitcoin bulls or bears benefit from this week’s $9.25B BTC options expiry?
The Bitcoin halving hype has long passed, and this month’s massive options expiry provides insight into the future of the current BTC bull market. Go to Source
Ethereum options data highlights bears’ plan to keep ETH price under $3.6K
$4 billion worth of Ethereum options are set to expire on June 28, with the balance of forces centered around $3,500. Go to Source
$1.35B in Bitcoin options expire this week — Do BTC bulls or bears have the upper hand?
This week’s Bitcoin options expiry sits at $1.35 billion, but what is the expected impact on BTC price? Go to Source
Bitcoin and Ether options worth $2.4B set to expire May 3, max BTC pain at $61K
Deribit exchange data reveals that the put-to-call ratio for Bitcoin options contracts is currently at 0.50, with a maximum pain point of $61,000. Go to Source
Will Bitcoin price hold $26K ahead of monthly $3B BTC options expiry?
Bitcoin trading volumes at a five-year low and the S&P 500 reaching its lowest levels in over three months could spell trouble for BTC bulls. Go to Source
