Key Points
- $2.59 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire tomorrow on Deribit.
- BTC is trading above $81,000 and ETH trades above $1,500.
Deribit released the Bitcoin and Ethereum options expiry data in a bullish market fueled by Trump's latest announcement related to tariffs and optimism in the crypto industry.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Options Expiry Details
Deribit announced via X that $2,59 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options will expire tomorrow morning at 08:00 (UTC).
$2,32 billion in Bitcoin options expire with a Put/Call ratio of 0.97 and a Max Pain Point of $82,000. Also, $270 million in Ethereum options are set to expire with a Put/Call ratio of 0.91 and a Max Pain Point of $1,750.
Deribit released tomorrow's BTC and ETH options expiry data in a volatile market.
The general crypto market is up by 5.5% in the past 24 hours, fueled by the latest Trump announcement regarding tariffs and other optimistic events impacting the crypto industry.
Bitcoin and Ethereum 24-Hour Price Movements
BTC Price Trajectory
At the moment of writing this article, BTC is trading above $81,000, up by more than 5% in the past 24 hours.
BTC kicked off a price rally of over 5% yesterday, seeing a surge from $75,000 to prices above $83,000 earlier today, before cooling off to current prices.
The entire crypto market recorded an upward move in the past 24 hours, and Ethereum surged as well.
ETH Price Trajectory
At the moment of writing this article, ETH is trading at approximately $1,590, up by by more than 7% in the past 24 hours.
ETH also recorded a price surge in the past day, debuting an upward trajectory from $1,500 on April 9, hitting a top above $1,680 earlier today, before correcting to current price levels.
The crypto market maintains optimism about the future, especially considering the latest important events that might foster a more crypto-friendly environment in the US.
Optimistic Events Fueling the Crypto Market Rally
The market's surge was mostly fueled by optimism in the market stemming from Trump's latest 90-day tariff pause announcement.
Also, another important bullish event for the industry is the fact that Paul Atkins was confirmed by the US Senate as the US SEC's new Chair, taking the place of Mark Uyeda, who replaced the former Chair, Gary Gensler.
Bitcoin supporter Cynthia Lummis also marked the important event via X, highlighting the upcoming positive changes for the crypto industry.
Atkins is expected to lead the SEC with more crypto-friendly policies compared to the regulator's actions under the previous Biden administration.
