Bitcoin Loses Its Price Anchor After $6.4 Billion Options Expiry. Will the Fed Replace It?
Bitcoin options worth $6.4 billion settled at $79,682. Sell orders moved to $82,000 as Warsh takes the podium. The post Bitcoin Loses Its Price Anchor After $6.4 Billion Options Expiry. Will the Fed Replace It? appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin options worth $6.4 billion settled at $79,682.
- Sell orders moved to $82,000 as Warsh takes the podium.
- The post Bitcoin Loses Its Price Anchor After $6.4 Billion Options Expiry.
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