Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth $2.13 billion expired on June 19, with both assets trading below their max pain levels—$65,000 for Bitcoin and $1,725 for Ethereum. Bitcoin traded near $62,500, below the critical $60,000 strike that could trigger faster downside moves if breached. Ethereum traded near $1,690, also below its max pain level, keeping pressure on the $1,600-$1,700 range. The market remains cautious amid institutional selling, ETF outflows, and upcoming quarterly options expiry on June 26, which could bring significant volatility depending on whether Bitcoin holds above $60,000 or falls further.
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Andrew Tate, a controversial influencer, suffered nearly $86,000 in losses after eight consecutive liquidations on leveraged Bitcoin trades within 16 hours. Starting with about $100,000 USDC, his account dropped to just $14,219 after a $3.8 million 4...
Andrew Tate suffered $86,000 in losses after eight liquidations on highly leveraged Bitcoin trades within 16 hours, reducing his Hyperliquid account from $100,000 to about $14,219. His $3.8 million 40x leveraged long position was liquidated when Bitc...
