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List of Flash News about options open interest

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2026-01-15
00:33 UTC
Bitcoin (BTC) Rally Driven by Derivatives: +$900M Options OI, Negative Funding, $47M US ETF Inflows — @Andre_Dragosch

According to @Andre_Dragosch, the latest Bitcoin (BTC) upside was primarily derivatives-led rather than spot-driven, citing a +$900M options open interest delta (price-adjusted) and only +$467M spot volume delta (source: @Andre_Dragosch on X, Jan 15, 2026). He reports US spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows of +$47M, versus a futures open interest delta of +$182M (price-adjusted), indicating stronger participation from leveraged markets (source: @Andre_Dragosch on X, Jan 15, 2026). Perpetual funding rates were negative and short futures liquidations spiked, while the put-call ratio was essentially unchanged, suggesting balanced call and put OI increases (source: @Andre_Dragosch on X, Jan 15, 2026). He adds that a short gamma squeeze could have driven incremental spot demand during the move (source: @Andre_Dragosch on X, Jan 15, 2026).

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2025-12-19
05:24 UTC
Largest BTC Options Expiry Ahead Dec 2025: Range-Bound Bitcoin, Implied Volatility Signals, and Post-Expiry Trading Setups by Glassnode

According to @glassnode, the largest BTC options expiry is approaching while spot remains stuck in its recent range, putting positioning and implied volatility under the spotlight for traders. source: @glassnode on X, Dec 19, 2025. @glassnode states that the thread examines options positioning and volatility signals into the event and explains why this expiry could influence subsequent price behavior. source: @glassnode on X, Dec 19, 2025. Key trading watchpoints highlighted include options open interest concentration by strike, implied volatility term structure, and volatility skew ahead of the expiry window to gauge potential post-expiry direction and volatility. source: @glassnode on X, Dec 19, 2025.

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2025-12-12
03:56 UTC
Crypto Options Put/Call Ratio Climbs for Weeks, Remains Put-Heavy After FOMC; Morning Expiry Eases OI Skew

According to @glassnode, the options open interest put/call ratio has been rising over recent weeks, indicating a build-up in put positioning (source: @glassnode, Dec 12, 2025). According to @glassnode, even after the FOMC meeting, activity stayed skewed toward puts, signaling continued demand for downside protection (source: @glassnode). According to @glassnode, this morning’s expiry pushed the ratio lower as post-meeting hedges rolled off, reducing the put-heavy skew in open interest (source: @glassnode).

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2025-12-11
06:43 UTC
ETH $4,000 Breakout Watch: Altcoin Daily Says Ethereum (ETH) Could ‘Send’ After Clear Break — Trading Triggers and Risk Controls

According to @AltcoinDaily, Ethereum (ETH) could accelerate higher once it decisively clears the $4,000 level, as shared on X on Dec 11, 2025 (source: @AltcoinDaily on X). Round-number levels like $4,000 are widely watched psychological resistance, and breakout traders typically seek confirmation via a close above the level and rising volume before entering (source: Investopedia on psychological price levels and breakout trading). Derivatives traders also monitor signals around key strikes—such as options open interest clustering and shifts in funding rates—to gauge breakout sustainability (source: CME Group options education and Investopedia on options open interest). Because failed breakouts are common, risk management often includes invalidation on a swift move back below $4,000 or waiting for a retest to hold as support before positioning (source: Investopedia on bull traps and support-resistance retests).

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2025-12-05
06:29 UTC
Crypto Options Implied Volatility Cools Across Maturities: 3 Signals Point to Passive Positioning and Contained Price Action

According to Glassnode, implied volatility has been dropping across maturities, indicating reduced demand for near-term protection or upside leverage (source: Glassnode). Glassnode states that traders expect contained price action amid the IV decline (source: Glassnode). Glassnode also notes that falling IV while calls dominate open interest points to passive rather than aggressive positioning (source: Glassnode).

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2025-11-28
06:57 UTC
Bitcoin (BTC) First $1,000 Milestone in 2013: Trading Takeaways on Round Numbers, Liquidity, and Options Flows

According to @binance, Bitcoin (BTC) first reached $1,000 on this day in 2013, marking an early milestone in the asset’s price discovery, source: Binance. After the $1,000 breach, BTC set a local high near $1,150 in December 2013 before a prolonged drawdown in 2014, highlighting that round-number breaks can precede elevated volatility, source: Yahoo Finance BTC-USD historical data; CME Group education on round-number effects. Round numbers often concentrate resting orders and options open interest, making levels like 50,000, 60,000, and 100,000 focal points for liquidity and potential gamma dynamics, source: Deribit Insights; CME Group. For trading today, prioritize confirmation via spot volume, funding rates, and options skew rather than commemorative headlines, and map liquidity around major BTC strikes, source: Binance Research education; Glassnode market metrics.

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