Bitcoin bulls aim to capture $45K leading into Friday’s $890M BTC options expiry
BTC price is retesting underlying support on March 3, but derivatives data hints that bulls may launch an assault on $45,000 as March 4’s options expiry approaches.
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BTC price is retesting underlying support on March 3, but derivatives data hints that bulls may launch an assault on $45,000 as March 4’s options expiry approaches.
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