Bitcoin Runs Straight Into the Biggest Derivatives Expiry in Stock Market History
There are bad days to be sitting on a leveraged crypto position, and then there is quadruple witching Friday, and then there is quadruple witching Friday during a Middle East war, a hawkish Fed and a four-week equity selloff. According to Goldman Sachs, more than $7. 1 trillion in notional options exposure expires simultaneously, the largest quarterly derivatives expiry ever recorded, with roughly $5 trillion tied to the S&P 500 index alone and a further $880 billion linked to individual stocks. Bitcoin was holding around $69,800 as those contracts began expiring, with Ethereum at $2,134, XRP at $1
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