A key change in Ethereum options pricing hints that ETH price could rise beyond $1,350
Ethereum whales are market makers are no longer charging excessive premiums for protective put options, a sign that ETH price could be en-route to new highs.
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Ethereum whales are market makers are no longer charging excessive premiums for protective put options, a sign that ETH price could be en-route to new highs.
ETH price rose to its highest level since September, but data shows whales lack an appetite for leverage longs.
The new offering fits in with the variety of crypto-based products the major derivatives marketplace has developed since launching its pioneering BTC futures contracts in 2017.
Three days before Ethereum’s transition from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS), the world’s largest derivatives marketplace in terms of volume, CME Group, announced plans to list ethereum options. While CME’s…
The group reported it had observed an increase in trading volume and open interest for ETH futures and micro-sized ETH futures options, possibly in anticipation of the Merge.
Investors have been crafting their strategies for navigating the volatility that could arise as the Ethereum Merge takes place. Here are a few to consider.
While Ethereum created history by taking over Bitcoin in the options market, the ETH futures contract entered price backwardation.
$550 million in ETH options expire on Nov. 19 and derivatives data suggest bears will apply more downward pressure to Ethereum price.
$540 million in ETH options expire on Friday and data shows bulls have a good chance at securing the $5,000 level.
Bears are in deep trouble as ETH bulls are likely to pocket $115 million from Friday's options expiry.