Why the options boom is changing what investors actually buy
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BITRSSWhy the options boom is changing what investors actually buy
Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 by mid-June after a punishing start to the month, but the figure drawing the most attention across trading desks is the June 26 Bitcoin options expiry, with over $10 billion of contracts set to expire and roughly 80% currently sitting out of the money. Chart showing the open interest for Bitcoin options on Deribit by expiry date on June 18, 2026 (Source: CoinGlass) In equity markets, zero-days-to-expiry options now …
Bitcoin Bears Eye $13 Billion Options Expiry After June Sell-Off
Why Does The June Bitcoin Options Expiry Matter? Bitcoin’s June options expiry is shaping up as a difficult test for bulls after a 14% price drop left much of the bullish positioning far out of reach. About $13 billion in bitcoin options open interest is set to expire on June 26, creating a large settlement event at a moment when BTC is already trading under pressure. The market’s problem is not only the size of the expiry. It is where traders h…
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