Bitcoin and Ethereum brace for impact as $5.65 billion worth of options are set to expire today, potentially causing market volatility.
Large-volume Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) options are due to expire today, potentially impacting the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth billions are soon to expire, potentially triggering substantial price volatility and affecting market sentiment.
Bitcoin and Ethereum traders face a significant event with the expiry of $2.13B in options; sentiment suggests bullishness on ETH while BTC presents lower risk.
This week observes a $1.35 billion Bitcoin options expiry. The focus is on its potential impact on BTC's price.
Today's expiry of $2.4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options could bring volatility to the market. With a bullish put-to-call ratio for both cryptocurrencies, traders appear optimistic. Historical data suggests such expiries can lead to major price movements. Bitcoin is recovering with a 5.4% increase, while Ethereum is slightly up by 3%.
This article analyzes the potential market implications following the expiry of $2.4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options, examining how these events have historically influenced price volatility and investor behavior.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing a significant options expiry worth $2.3 billion, potentially impacting prices and trader sentiment despite presently bullish put-to-call ratios.
Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth $1.4 billion and $1 billion are poised to expire, which could influence the volatility and price trajectory of these cryptocurrencies.
As the $9.3 billion options expiry approaches, Bitcoin (BTC) may align with bullish sentiment, whereas Ethereum (ETH) may face different outcomes.
As a significant volume of Bitcoin options near expiration, the market experiences pivotal shifts with the current Bitcoin spot price over $60,000, and about 21,800 contracts worth $1.33 billion impending expiry.
Bitcoin's price falls 10% to $65,500 amid expectations of Bitcoin options contracts expiring, impacting market sentiment.
The imminent expiry of $15B in Bitcoin and Ether options may lead to increased market volatility around the $70,000 mark, according to analysts.
