Bitcoin options open interest has outpaced futures trading volume for the first time in history, peaking at $74.9 billion.

A rare streak of four consecutive declines collides with January options expiry that could influence short term price action.

The U.S.-listed bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that have sucked in billions in institutional ...

Nasdaq seeks SEC approval to remove restrictions on options trading.

Stock exchange operator Nasdaq wants federal regulators to ease trading restrictions on options for Bitcoin and Ethereum ...

Nearly $3 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire as markets test whether Bitcoin’s breakout can hold and if Ethereum ...

Nasdaq has asked that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lift the restrictions on several Bitcoin BTC ...

BlackRock filed for a new iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF that will generate income by selling call options on IBIT shares ...

Bitcoin options traders have completely deserted Bakkt, with its volume and open interest flatlining at $0 since June 15. The record for daily options volume in Bakkt is $528,000, set on January 8.

Bitcoin struggles to reclaim highs above $90,000 as muted demand for leverage and sizable spot BTC ETF outflows show traders avoiding risk.

Spot bitcoin ETFs have moved from niche experiment to mainstream portfolio building block, giving investors a way to hold ...

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