Deribit: $11.7 Billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum Options Set to Expire, BTC Max Pain Point at $100,000
According to official news from Deribit, over $11.7 billion in crypto options will expire at 16:00 on May 30. Among them, the nominal value of Bitcoin options is $10.03 billion, with a Put/Call ratio of 0.87 and a maximum pain price of $100,000; the nominal value of Ethereum options is $1.67 billion, with a Put/Call ratio of 0.83 and a maximum pain price of $2,300.
Currently, high strike price call options dominate, indicating that the market still has an interest in price increases, but volatility has weakened.
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