Bitcoin options trading reveals a modestly bullish stance as traders focus on $70,000 call contracts on Deribit, despite a slight dip in total open interest to about $24.84 billion. Calls make up 60.46% of open interest, indicating medium-term optimism, while near-equal daily volume between calls and puts suggests active hedging and balanced short-term views. Key strike prices at $70,000 and $80,000 calls highlight upside targets, with $60,000 puts showing significant downside protection demand. This positioning suggests traders are rotating exposure and managing risk ahead of upcoming option expirations, reflecting cautious optimism amid volatility.
Lyn Alden explains that while AI technology can reduce costs in white-collar services, leading to price deflation in those sectors, it does not address broader monetary inflation caused by fiscal deficits and money printing. Scarce assets like Bitcoi...
A 4chan post from December 2023 accurately predicted Bitcoin's all-time high of around $126,000 on October 6, 2025, based on a 364-day market cycle pattern. Following the peak, Bitcoin dropped about 52% by mid-2026 but has since recovered to roughly ...
Bitcoin price is approaching the $87,000 level early in October, following a September close near $83,560 with a 6% gain. If historical October patterns persist, Bitcoin could rise about 12% this month to around $94,000, aligning with technical resis...
Bitcoin surged to nearly $87,000 on October 5 but quickly fell back to around $85,200, showing high volatility within 24 hours. This price action caused over $109 million in leveraged Bitcoin positions to be liquidated, mostly short bets. Despite the...
Bitcoin traded around $86,100, close to its $87,354 resistance level, supported by positive macroeconomic signals and a strong technical setup including a second "golden cross" on its daily chart. The recent weak U.S. jobs report reduced expectations...
