What Bitcoin’s $16 Billion Options Expiry Means for Investors
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What Bitcoin’s $16 billion options expiry means for investors
Ahead of the $16 billion Bitcoin options expiry on September 25, low price volatility reflects dealer hedging and positive gamma rather than low risk. As Deribit contracts reset, market structure shifts, making spot liquidity, macro trends, and fresh positioning crucial for Bitcoin's next directional move.
Bitcoin Bulls Eye Next Leg as $15 Billion Options Expiry Nears
Traders seeking clues as to whether the Bitcoin rally is sustainable are turning their attention to one of the must-watch events in the derivatives market: the quarterly expiration of roughly $15 billion in options contracts.
$15B In Bitcoin Options Expire Friday As Analyst Eyes $100,000
The post $15B In Bitcoin Options Expire Friday As Analyst Eyes $100,000 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Roughly $15 billion in Bitcoin options expire Friday at 4:00 AM ET on Deribit, with bulls firmly in control. About $4.7 billion in positions sit between $50,000 and $85,000, while 98% of sell options are set to expire worthless. Analyst Ali Martinez said Bitcoin’s double bottom pattern suggests the $82,500 neckline will hold as suppor…
$15.6B in Bitcoin Options Set to Expire Friday as Traders Watch Key Price Level
TL;DR Around $15.6 billion in Bitcoin options are set to expire on Deribit Friday, with calls outnumbering puts and a put-to-call ratio near 0.71. The $70,000 strike holds the largest concentrations on both sides of the market, while Deribit’s max pain level sits at $76,000. The expiry also coincides with U.S. economic data and CME ...
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