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Bitcoin (BTC) is fluctuating wildly between $92,500 to $94,000 range over the few hours, touching $92,800 earlier this morning, ahead of the largest bitcoin options expiry in history. Scheduled for this Friday, $14 billion in bitcoin options open interest (OI) is set to expire. $14 Billion BTC Options Expiry Looms: A Game-Changer for 2024? In … Read more
Can this week’s $13.6 billion Bitcoin options expiry trigger a BTC price rally to $100,000 and beyond? Go to Source
Bitcoin unexpectedly fell under $92,000 on Nov. 25. Do bulls still have a chance to rally to $100,000? Go to Source
According to Deribit, the exchange will include USDe in its cross-collateral pool as of early January 2025, pending regulatory approval. Go to Source
Bitcoin analysts and traders have long dreamed of a $100,000 BTC price, but what would the achievement mean for derivatives markets? Go to Source
Data hints that new all-time highs are on the way, even if Bitcoin struggles to gain above $92,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s ability to reach and hold the $100,000 level will be influenced by the upcoming $11.8 billion options expiry. Go to Source
Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, is reportedly seeking to disrupt the $3 trillion crypto derivatives market by pushing to have its BUIDL token accepted as collateral. Discussions are ongoing with major exchanges like Binance and Deribit. The token’s interest-paying structure could appeal to institutional investors seeking alternative collateral options in the growing derivatives sector. … Read more
Deribit has announced the launch of the US Yield Coin (USYC) from Hashnote as a new yield-bearing cross-margin collateral option. USYC, an ERC-20 token backed by reverse repurchase agreements on U.S. Government Securities, provides traders with a stable and flexible collateral option that generates daily yield. The assets are secured in a segregated account at … Read more
Bitcoin traders maintain a neutral sentiment despite the uptick in geopolitical tension and uncertainty within world markets. Go to Source
