Nearly $16 billion worth of Bitcoin options on Deribit are set to expire this Friday, marking one of the exchange's largest quarterly settlements. The options book is call-heavy, indicating bullish sentiment, with calls outnumbering puts by about 1.4 to 1. The max pain price is $75,000, over $10,000 below Bitcoin's current trading range of around $85,500 to $86,300. This expiry coincides with key economic data releases and CME futures settlement, potentially adding volatility. If Bitcoin holds above the max pain level post-expiry, it would suggest strong genuine demand supporting prices.
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