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* BTC options expiring on Oct 5 have higher implied volatility compared to Oct 25 options. * The higher implied volatility suggests an unusually volatile weekend ahead. * Traders are bracing for price turbulence after Friday's NFP release and potential retaliatory strikes by Israel. * The US NFP data is expected to
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* Bitcoin's volatility has surpassed levels seen during its all-time high in March. * Traders believe this increased volatility could be the catalyst for Bitcoin to break out of its consolidation phase. * Bitcoin must hold above $61,000 and retest the $62,000 level to trigger a rally. * Increased volatility
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* Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices stable despite $290 million in liquidations triggered by price spikes. * Ethereum led liquidations with $58.9 million, followed by Dogecoin with $44 million in long positions liquidated. * Fed's hawkish stance led to $600 million outflows in crypto ETPs, worst since March. * Bitcoin down
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* Analysts predict increased market volatility due to upcoming macroeconomic events. * Crypto market downturn after strong U.S. jobs data impacts meme stocks and alternative tokens. * Bitcoin and ether stable over the weekend with low trading volumes post-leverage flush. * Market volatility expected to return with CPI release, FOMC meeting, and Yellen&
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* Bitcoin's 5-day, 30-day, and 50-day SMAs converge, signaling potential breakout. * Bitcoin currently a "Strong buy" at $70,840, trading above SMAs. * Price briefly reached $71,040, eyes all-time high of $73,679. * Bitcoin up 11.93% in the last 30 days, holding above $60,000 support.
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* Implied volatility for bitcoin and ether options suggests calm market expectations. * Deribit Volatility Index shows significant drop in bitcoin implied volatility since mid-May. * QCP Capital analysts note sluggish market post-spot ether ETF approval. * Traders buying puts to hedge against potential downside in ether price. * Ether put-call ratio rising since mid-May,