Will Bitcoin fall below $70K after $2.2B options expiry?
The inflows from the United States spot BTC ETFs could help Bitcoin absorb the selling pressure from Friday’s option expiry.
The inflows from the United States spot BTC ETFs could help Bitcoin absorb the selling pressure from Friday’s option expiry.
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