BTC $78,535.09 -0.83%
ETH $2,485.32 -0.29%
BNB $751.51 +1.59%
XRP $1.42 +1.53%
SOL $103.24 -0.59%
TRX $0.3377 +0.98%
DOGE $0.0898 -0.66%
ADA $0.2213 +0.34%
BCH $256.77 -1.70%
LINK $12.53 -1.98%
HYPE $84.50 -0.79%
AAVE $129.03 -2.68%
SUI $0.8122 -2.08%
XLM $0.1885 -1.99%
ZEC $1,166.35 +0.84%
BTC $78,535.09 -0.83%
ETH $2,485.32 -0.29%
BNB $751.51 +1.59%
XRP $1.42 +1.53%
SOL $103.24 -0.59%
TRX $0.3377 +0.98%
DOGE $0.0898 -0.66%
ADA $0.2213 +0.34%
BCH $256.77 -1.70%
LINK $12.53 -1.98%
HYPE $84.50 -0.79%
AAVE $129.03 -2.68%
SUI $0.8122 -2.08%
XLM $0.1885 -1.99%
ZEC $1,166.35 +0.84%

$9.5 billion Bitcoin and Ethereum options are about to expire, with the maximum pain point for BTC at $90,000

2026-01-29 17:17:57

According to market news, over 9.5 billion dollars in cryptocurrency options will expire at Beijing time. Among them, the notional value of Bitcoin options reaches 8.27 billion dollars, with a Put/Call ratio of 0.54 and a maximum pain price of 90,000 dollars; the notional value of Ethereum options is 1.27 billion dollars, with a Put/Call ratio of 0.74 and a maximum pain price of 3,100 dollars.

Currently, the Bitcoin price is hovering around 90,000 dollars, with an increased demand for downside protection in the market, indicating a cautious attitude among traders, but overall positions still lean towards bullish. Previous reports suggested that cryptocurrency options trading activities have kept the Bitcoin price suppressed around 90,000 dollars.

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