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There's a huge $14 billion bitcoin options expiry this Friday and it points to $75,000 as price magnet
Bitcoin options worth billions of dollars will expire on Deribit this Friday at 8:00 UTC.
Crypto giant debuts oil trading, but it's a different model to Hyperliquid's perps
Leading crypto market maker Wintermute debuts WTI crude oil CFDs – an OTC derivative that lets traders speculate on oil prices 24/7.
Retail traders fare worse on prediction markets than sportsbooks
A new report from Citizens JMP says median losses are deeper on prediction platforms as retail traders face sharper, better-capitalized counterparties
Bitcoin steadies above $71,000 as oil falls below $100 after U.S. drafts 15‑point Iran peace plan
Brent crude fell 4.7% and Asian equities rallied 1.9% as Washington delivered a ceasefire proposal to Tehran via Pakistan, fueling the most sustained optimism since the conflict began a month ago.
Bitcoin may have already bottomed out near $60,000. Here’s why.
Implied volatility indicators DVOL and BVIV suggest peak fear has passed, with crypto leading traditional markets in pricing risk.
Invesco joins tokenization race as it takes over Superstate’s $900 million onchain fund
The $2.2 trillion asset manager is stepping into the rapidly-growing tokenized Treasury market, joining global financial behemoths like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton.
The $75,000 line in the sand: What it’ll take for bitcoin to go "full bull"
Your day-ahead look for March 24, 2026
Crypto-friendly fintech Revolut sees profit soar 57% to $2.3 billion in 2025
The company's customer base grew to 68.3 million, with total balances up 66% to $67.5 billion and transaction volume reaching $1.7 trillion.
Bitcoin leads crypto rebound to $71,000 as $550 million in shorts liquidated
BTC climbs despite escalating Middle East tensions, outperforming gold as altcoins rally and derivatives data signals cautious but improving market sentiment.
Here’s how Treasuries could shape Trump’s Iran war and bitcoin moves
Treasury yields and swap spreads could eventually pressure the Trump administration to moderate the conflict, analysts argue.
