Ethereum Options News

Traders are long on Ether, but derivatives data suggests that a $4,000 price tag is a long shot in the short term.

The success rate for cup-and-handle patterns in forex and stock markets, on daily timeframes, are 65% and 68%, respectively, per a Harvard study.

Overly-confident Ethereum options traders are nervously watching the $3,200 level ahead of this week’s $800 million ETH options expiry.

To date, 92,595 ETH have been burned following Ethereum's London hard fork upgrade.

Derivatives data and strong fundamentals back retail and professional traders’ bullish stance on ETH’s price.

Traders who believe ETH will reach $5,000 can use this low-risk options strategy to cast a long bullish bet.

$430 million in ETH options expire on Friday, and derivatives data shows that bulls are in control and are planning to push prices higher in the short term.

$357 million in ETH options expire on Friday, and bears don’t stand a chance, given that every neutral-to-bearish put is underwater.

ETH might have rallied 35% off its $1,750 low, but derivatives data shows pro traders are not so bullish.

The BTC and ETH options market is still in its infancy, but both retail and institutional demand for cryptocurrencies is already here.

Ethereum’s upcoming London hard fork could provide a perfect entry point for bullish ETH options traders.

$10,000 Ether options for December 2021 cost buyers $734 each, but today, they are only worth $85, and ETH’s price is 47% away from its all-time high.

A $2,200 Ether price would give bulls a $28-million advantage in this week’s ETH options expiry, but traders are more focused on the impact of the London hard fork in mid-July.

Traders are looking for BTC and ETH to make a decisive move ahead of Friday’s $6 billion in quarterly futures and options expiries, but what does back-tested data show?

A record number of Ether options is set to expire on June 25 as ETH looks to BTC to reverse its price momentum.