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#比特币与黄金战争 Can Bitcoin and Ethereum's long and short battle today determine a winner?
This afternoon at 4 PM (Beijing time), BTC will face an unprecedented $23.7 billion annual options expiration, with the biggest pain point around $96,000. ETH also has $4.8 billion in contract pressure. $BTC $ETH
Every time there is an epic options expiration day like this, the market exhibits the same pattern—volatility surges, often triggering a one-sided trend acceleration.
Looking at past expiration days, the performance is clear:
End of 2023 on December 29? Volume surges and a sharp rise. Spring 2024 on March 29? Rapid upward push. The June 30 event was interesting, with a general correction rhythm. On September 27, it started breaking upward again, and on December 27, it continued to advance. This year's March 28 also saw an upward breakout, with no extreme volatility in late June, but on August 29, volatility increased significantly and then quickly rebounded.
The underlying logic is quite simple—once the "cage" of these large-scale expiration contracts disappears, the suppressed market will significantly release volatility.
From the current situation, there may be probing up and down, but Bitcoin is very likely to initiate a wave of upward movement.