Options worth $1.75 billion for Bitcoin and Ethereum expired on July 10, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Bitcoin options valued at $1.5 billion had a balanced put-call ratio near 0.97 and a maximum pain level at $62,000, while Ethereum options worth $250 million showed a higher put-call ratio of 1.26, indicating strong demand for downside protection. Institutional traders sold short-term calls, signaling limited confidence in a sustained crypto rally. Despite Bitcoin briefly reaching $64,000, the options expiry covered only about 7% of outstanding contracts, suggesting limited immediate market impact. Overall, options pricing still shows a persistent downside bias but with a more normalized term structure.
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit varied changes, with Bitcoin trading above $80,000, reflecting a 2.05% increase. Solana leads notable gains with a 9.26% rise, while other coins like Ethereum and XRP show moderate increases. These fluctuations highlight...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading above $80,000, up 1.69%, and Ethereum steady near $2,500. Solana leads gains with an increase of nearly 11%, while VeChain also shows strong growth at over 15%. These movements...
Bitcoin options with a notional value of about $6.4 billion are set to expire on August 28, 2026. This large expiry could influence market positioning and volatility, though the actual impact on Bitcoin's price depends on factors like strike distribu...
Bitcoin has defied its usual August trend by climbing over 25% this month, with selling pressure from short-term holders easing and buying interest, especially from U.S. investors, increasing. This surge has pushed Bitcoin back toward the $80,000 mar...
Cryptocurrency markets saw mixed movements with Bitcoin rising nearly 2% to above $80,000, signaling strong investor interest. Ethereum and Binance Coin also posted moderate gains, while Solana surged almost 13%, highlighting growing momentum in cert...
