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The BTC price reached a new all-time high of $93,625 on Nov. 13. During this rally, there have been no notable pullbacks. A substantial number of Bitcoin options will expire tomorrow.
Ahead of options expiry, Bitcoin has dropped nearly 3% to $115,000 amid selling pressure, including a reported 30,000 BTC ...
Options beyond the Friday expiry exhibit a bullish bias for bitcoin and ether. BTC's max pain level of $59,000 may weigh over prices, analyst at Presto Research said.
This expiry, representing 44% of all Bitcoin options open interest across maturities, will occur at 8:00 UTC and is expected to stir up significant market activity.
Bitcoin and Ethereum options expiry brings $5.76 billion at stake, with possible volatility & price pullbacks before market stabilization.
Bitcoin remains on track to the $100,000 mark despite investor concerns about Friday’s near $2.7 billion options expiry, which threatened a correction below $85,000. Over $2.67 billion worth of ...
Bitcoin could be set to a correction below $56,000, due to an over $1.4 billion worth of options expiry on Aug. 16.
What to know: November's expiry is due Friday at 08:00 UTC, with $9.4 billion in options expiry for bitcoin. Bitcoin's max pain price is $78,000, significantly lower than the current spot price.
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