Ether tests $1,200 but bears better positioned for $1.13B options expiry on Nov. 25
Bears are better positioned to profit roughly $215 million during November’s Ether options expiry, putting pressure on ETH’s price near a critical resistance level.
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Bears are better positioned to profit roughly $215 million during November’s Ether options expiry, putting pressure on ETH’s price near a critical resistance level.
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