On May 29, 2026, $7.5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options expired, with $6.2 billion in Bitcoin and $1.29 billion in Ethereum contracts. The Max Pain prices—where option holders face maximum losses—were above current market prices, intensifying selling pressure and triggering massive liquidations. Bitcoin fell below $74,000 and Ethereum dropped under $2,000, breaking key support levels. The market now faces uncertainty with risks of either a sharp rebound or continued decline, as traders watch critical price points closely.
Bitcoin price steadied around $73,000 after a three-day decline triggered by Iran-related geopolitical tensions, large ETF outflows, and leveraged liquidations. Despite some easing in U.S.-Iran tensions and hopes for a ceasefire extension, bearish te...
Bitcoin has fallen about $10,000 recently, dropping from around $83,000 to near $73,000 after hitting resistance at its 200-day moving average. Analyst Benjamin Cowen notes this pattern matches previous midterm-year weaknesses seen in 2018 and 2022, ...
Cryptocurrency markets exhibit mixed price changes with Bitcoin trading slightly down at around $73,170. Ethereum and Binance Coin show modest gains, while some altcoins like IOTA and LAB experience significant increases of over 10% and 30% respectiv...
Solana's price is holding above the critical $80 support zone despite recent selling pressure and market volatility. Analysts highlight this level as pivotal: maintaining it could lead to a recovery toward $100-$120, while breaking below may trigger ...
Bitcoin is stabilizing around $73,500, about 10% below its monthly high, due to a shortage of new buyers rather than increased selling. Despite broader risk assets gaining from easing geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin's weakn...
