
Bitcoin Options Worth Billions Set to Expire This Friday
TL;DR Bitcoin options worth about $14.16 billion expire on Deribit this Friday at 8:00 UTC, representing nearly 40% of the exchangeās total open interest. Deribit data

TL;DR Bitcoin options worth about $14.16 billion expire on Deribit this Friday at 8:00 UTC, representing nearly 40% of the exchangeās total open interest. Deribit data

TL;DR: A GitHub proposal suggests launching an options sidechain on XRPL to compete with centralized platforms like Deribit. Daily transactions on the network grew 40%, reaching
TL;DR: Friday’s BTC options expiry on Deribit totals $7.8 billion, with max pain set at $75,000 and a put-call ratio of 0.76. Bitcoin’s implied volatility index

TL;DR A $2.9 billion BTC and ETH options expiry on Deribit is set to settle, driving decisions to exercise, expire, or roll positions. Key open interest

TL;DR Nasdaq filed a rule change, effective Jan. 7, removing position limits on options tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to mirror commodity ETF options. The

TL;DR About 21,700 BTC options worth $1.8B expire Friday, Jan. 23 after crypto markets lost about $200B this week. Put/call is 0.75; max pain near $92,000.

TL;DR $2.2B in BTC and ETH options expire on Deribit at 8:00 UTC, pinning BTC near $90,000 max pain and ETH near $3,100. BTC positioning is

Derivatives venue Deribit is set to see a fresh batch of Bitcoin and Ether options expire on Friday, Jan. 2, as spot trading remains range-bound, according

TL;DR: Deribitās combined monthly, quarterly, and annual expiry totaled $28B in notional value, the biggest on record. 267,000 BTC options expired with a 0.35 put-to-call ratio,
TL;DR: About 31,000 Bitcoin options worth roughly $2.7B expire at 08:00 UTC on Dec. 19 today, a smaller event that still signals positioning. Max pain is
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