On May 22, 21,000 Bitcoin options expired with $1.6 billion in notional value, and 129,000 Ethereum options expired with $280 million in notional value. The data indicated reduced trading activity, lower implied volatility, and defensive positioning by traders as Bitcoin's recent rally lost momentum. Bitcoin traded near its max pain level of $78,500, while Ethereum remained below its max pain level of $2,200, signaling cautious market sentiment. The lower volatility and muted options activity suggest traders are less willing to take risks, focusing on whether Bitcoin can maintain support or move toward lower strike prices in upcoming expiries.
Ethereum (ETH) has fallen about 12% from its recent peak of $2,420 to around $2,130, pressured by rising US Treasury yields and significant outflows from Ethereum ETFs. The surge in yields draws capital to safer assets, while $33 million in ETH ETF r...
Bitcoin's Coinbase premium has dropped to its lowest level this month, signaling intensified selling by U.S. institutional investors. This premium, which measures Bitcoin's price difference between Coinbase and Binance, turned negative, indicating in...
On Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026, the value of the original 10,000 BTC used to buy two pizzas in 2010 fell by about $328 million compared to last year, dropping from $1.106 billion to $777.87 million. This nearly 30% decline is the steepest annual drop sinc...
Bitcoin hovered around $77,700 after a brief dip below $77,000, with data showing the recent drop was a leverage flush rather than a major market breakdown. Analysts highlight the $75,000 to $77,000 range as a crucial support zone, noting liquidation...
Bitcoin traded near $77,289, showing a mild pullback after a recent rebound, with spot volume declining to $26.4 billion, indicating cautious market sentiment. Despite stable neutral sentiment and rising on-chain activity, increasing Bitcoin inflows ...
