Bitcoin options open interest has outpaced futures trading volume for the first time in history, peaking at $74.9 billion.

As bitcoin (BTC) drops below $91,000 amid President Donald Trump's tariff rhetoric, data from decentralized trading venues ...

Spot bitcoin ETFs have moved from niche experiment to mainstream portfolio building block, giving investors a way to hold ...

Nearly $3 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire as markets test whether Bitcoin’s breakout can hold and if Ethereum ...

Bitcoin traders are optimistic about 2026, with increased interest in $100,000 call options on Deribit. The January $100,000 call option is the most popular bet, with a notional open interest of $1.45 ...

Bitcoin cash-and-carry trades faded toward the end of the year, leading funds to shift to Bitcoin options for yield. Is the strategy putting a cap on BTC price? Covered calls gained traction as ...

Open interest, the number for outstanding contracts, in the Bitcoin options market has been clustered at the contracts expiring on Jan. 30, at the strike price of $100,000.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust exchange-traded funds (ETFs) (NASDAQ: IBIT) have leapfrogged Deribit, the top crypto-native derivatives exchange, to become the largest venue for Bitcoin options by ...

With bitcoin BTC $95,381.69 trading in a relatively narrow range of $80,000 to $95,000 since November, options have emerged as the largest segment of the derivatives complex in a sign of the maturing ...

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Bitcoin options are showing that traders are setting their sights on a return to the $100,000 price level amid optimism that investors will turn back to digital assets following the crypto market’s ...