Nearly $2.3 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire today, potentially triggering a volatility reset in the crypto markets. Traders should brace for heightened activity driven by mechanical hedging flows.
Historic $27 billion Bitcoin and Ethereum options expiry on Deribit marks a pivotal moment for crypto markets, with potential implications for volatility, price trajectories, and investor sentiment.
The largest Bitcoin options expiry in history is set to occur on December 26, with over $6 billion in options contracts expiring, potentially impacting Bitcoin’s price and the broader cryptocurrency market.
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Bitcoin is poised for significant gains after a record-breaking $23.7 billion options expiry lifts the “lid” on BTC price, with analysts predicting a surge toward $100,000.
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