On July 3, $2.13 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options expired, highlighting cautious investor positioning. Bitcoin options worth $1.9 billion expired with a put-call ratio of 0.70, while Ethereum options worth $230 million had a higher put-call ratio of 1.29, signaling defensive sentiment. Bitcoin reclaimed the $60,000 level but mixed market views persist, with traders preparing for volatility rather than a strong bullish breakout. Meanwhile, attention is also shifting to traditional markets and tokenized U.S. stocks within crypto, indicating a complex market environment going into Q3.
Bitcoin's price fell below $86,000 to $85,865 on Binance's spot market as of 5:26 p.m. ET on Sunday, showing a slight decline from $86,059 just 15 minutes earlier. Despite this drop, Bitcoin remained up 0.48% compared to one hour prior. This price mo...
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, surpassed $86,000 on Binance spot trading, reaching $86,052 at 6:16 a.m. ET on October 5. This price reflects a 0.7% increase from an hour earlier, indicating a positive short-term momentu...
Recent analysis highlights a recurring pattern where Bitcoin's price gains on Sundays often reverse with declines on Mondays. This Sunday pump Monday dump trend is supported by TD Sequential sell signals appearing on the four-hour charts of Bitcoin, ...
Ethereum's price started October 2026 near $2,690, showing little change from the month's start. Historically, October has been mixed for Ethereum, with five out of eight years since 2018 ending higher, but the two most recent Octobers were down. On ...
The U.S. SEC has approved a new Bitcoin ETF that targets three times the daily returns of Bitcoin futures, allowing investors to gain amplified exposure to Bitcoin's price movements. This leveraged product, listed on Cboe BZX and sponsored by Volatil...
