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The total comprises 44,639 call contracts and 37,061 put contracts, resulting in a put-to-call ratio of 0.83
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The two most preferred call-option strikes are $75,000 and $80,000.
Key facts
- BTC surged from roughly $62,000 to $80,000 in one week, marking its second-largest weekly gain in several years
- The two most preferred call-option strikes are $75,000 and $80,000
- A total of 81,700 bitcoin options contracts, representing approximately $6.44 billion in notional value, will cease to exist, according to data source Deribit Metrics
- The total comprises 44,639 call contracts and 37,061 put contracts, resulting in a put-to-call ratio of 0.83, which points to bullish positioning in the market
Summary
Around 81,700 bitcoin ($6.4 billion) options expire Friday, with calls outnumbering puts and max pain sitting at $68,000. The $80,000 strike holds $157 million in call notional, while $75,000 has the most call open interest at $236 million. Bitcoin’s BTC $ 78,932.95 recent price surge has given traders plenty to talk about and Friday could crank the excitement even higher. A total of 81,700 bitcoin options contracts, representing approximately $6.44 billion in notional value, will cease to exist, according to data source Deribit Metrics. The total comprises 44,639 call contracts and 37,061 put contracts, resulting in a put-to-call ratio of 0.83, which points to bullish positioning in the market.