Bitcoin bulls’ desire for a trend reversal could be obliterated by this week’s $565M options expiry
Significant headwinds continue to batter BTC price, and this week's options expiry is unlikely to provide any relief.
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Significant headwinds continue to batter BTC price, and this week's options expiry is unlikely to provide any relief.
The U.S. Federal Reserve is set to roll out a fresh interest rate hike on March 22, and options traders could use this risk-averse strategy to generate profits.
Investors are unwilling to add long positions as the Shanghai Fork is expected to unlock a significant amount of ETH over a short period.
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s president has warned of disastrous economic consequences similar to those seen during the financial crisis of the 1970s if the Fed loosens its policy prematurely.…
BTC’s recent price swings are the result of regulatory pressure and the Federal Reserve’s stance on U.S. inflation.
BTC’s correction to $22,750 followed negative remarks from financial regulators, but key Bitcoin price metrics show bulls remain optimistic.
This week regulators joined hands to highlight the crypto sector’s inherent risk, but pro traders fought back by adding leverage to their long positions.
The Federal Reserve Board has denied the request from crypto-focused Custodia Bank to reconsider its membership to the Federal Reserve System.
$1.9 billion in BTC options are set to expire on Feb. 24, and bulls are well positioned to profit despite the Federal Reserve's intention to cool off the U.S. economy.
Bitcoin’s upward momentum can continue, according to Asian stablecoin demand and the BTC futures premium.