Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire en masse on July 3, with a combined notional value exceeding $2 billion. Traders are monitoring potential short-term volatility following the expiration, as the market may undergo repricing after settlement. 📊
Larger Bitcoin Options Volume ₿
31,000 Bitcoin options are expiring, with a notional value of approximately $1.9 billion.
The put/call ratio stands at 0.70, indicating a higher proportion of call contracts.
The "max pain" price is $61,000. 💸
Higher Volume of Ethereum Put Contracts 🟦
135,000 Ethereum options are expiring simultaneously, with a notional value of approximately $230 million.
The put/call ratio is 1.29, indicating that the number of put contracts exceeds that of call contracts.
The "max pain" price is $1,650. 📉
Larger Bitcoin Options Volume ₿
31,000 Bitcoin options are expiring, with a notional value of approximately $1.9 billion.
The put/call ratio stands at 0.70, indicating a higher proportion of call contracts.
The "max pain" price is $61,000. 💸
Higher Volume of Ethereum Put Contracts 🟦
135,000 Ethereum options are expiring simultaneously, with a notional value of approximately $230 million.
The put/call ratio is 1.29, indicating that the number of put contracts exceeds that of call contracts.
The "max pain" price is $1,650. 📉
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