Bitcoin Bulls Dig In as $4 Billion Options Expiry Looms
Nearly $4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts expire today. Yet traders refuse to abandon their bullish bets despite brutal price drops this week.
Nearly $4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts expire today. Yet traders refuse to abandon their bullish bets despite brutal price drops this week.
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Ethereum just lost a critical support level. Worse, the biggest holders aren’t stepping in to catch the fall. For the first time in four months, ETH dropped under $3,000. Now
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Ethereum is down 24% this month. Yet on-chain data shows the exact same setup that triggered a massive rally in June. The catch? A deeper drop came first. And that pattern is
The crypto market just wiped out another $1 billion in trader positions. In 24 hours flat. This isn’t shocking news anymore. That’s the problem. Billion-dollar liquidation events