$8.1B in Bitcoin options expire this month — Do bulls or bears have the upper hand?
Will this week’s $8.1 billion Bitcoin options expiry fuel a rally to $70,000 or should traders anticipate a correction? Source link
Will this week’s $8.1 billion Bitcoin options expiry fuel a rally to $70,000 or should traders anticipate a correction? Source link
Bitcoin options market positioning shifted as BTC price shot through the $60,000 to $63,000 level. Source link
Bitcoin price shows strength ahead of a key Federal Reserve monetary policy decision on Sept. 18, but data suggests the momentum may not last. Source link
Bitcoin price wobbles near $58,000 as uncertainty over the Fed’s monetary policy decision looms and traders eyeball weak economic data in China. Source link
Bitcoin’s perpetual funding rate shows lack of confidence from bulls, but options markets are displaying resilience. Source link
A stock market recovery, investors’ anticipation of upcoming US inflation data and risks to the US dollar dominance are fuelling Bitcoin’s recent price gains. Source link
Bitcoin price fell closer to $56,000, leading traders to question whether the bull market is coming to an end. US job market data could hold the answer. Source link
Bitcoin has lost more than 10% in the past two weeks as fear of a US recession, spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and the threat of miner capitulation grows. Source link
Bitcoin traders expect BTC to rally if the Fed rolls out a 0.50% rate cut, but hedging these bullish positions is also necessary. Here is how it’s done. Source link
Many analysts say a drop in spot Bitcoin ETF demand is the primary reason for BTC’s price weakness, but there’s more to it than that. Source link