Here’s why $16.5K is critical for November’s $1.14B Bitcoin options expiry

by Aurelia Butler 23 November 2022, 20:20 199 Views

Bitcoin investors’ sentiment worsened after Genesis Trading, which is part of the Digital Currency Group (DCG) conglomerate, halted payouts at its crypto lending arm on Nov. 16. More importantly, DCG owns the fund management company Grayscale, which is responsible for the largest institutional Bitcoin investment vehicle, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC).

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Here’s why $16.5K is critical for November’s $1.14B Bitcoin options expiry

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How crypto goes to zero

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