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USD 11.9 Billion Worth of BTC Options Set to Expire This Friday

A total of USD 11.9 billion worth of Bitcoin options are set to expire this Friday, with the maximum pain point at USD 85,000.

2025.03.24 10:32:16

On March 24th, according to the official data released by Deribit, this Friday (28th) at 4 p.m. will witness the expiration of the BTC March options. There is a total of $11.88 billion in open interest expiring. The current put/call ratio is 0.48, and the maximum pain point is at $85,000 (with the current price being $85,671).
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