Crypto · Developing · 7 reports from 5 outlets
11 Billion in Bitcoin Options Expire Tomorrow—Here's What It Means
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Coverage so far
GodsView has logged 7 reports on this story from 5 outlets, including CryptoSlate, CoinDesk, Bitcoin.com, Decrypt and BBC Tech, between 29 Oct 2026, 12:00 UTC and 30 Oct 2026, 11:35 UTC.
The earliest report we saw came from CryptoSlate (29 Oct 2026, 12:00 UTC): “China’s tech crash erased $480 billion. Bitcoin rose 27% over the same dates”.
The most recent, from BBC Tech (30 Oct 2026, 11:35 UTC): “From Bitcoin to Binance: Crypto terms and what they mean”.
Market reaction
Delayed quotes as of . Change since the story began compares with the last price at or before 29 Oct 2026, 12:04 UTC.
- BTC (BTC): $77,309, +0.87% on the day, −3.36% since the story began
Live timeline
Newest first. Times are when each outlet published.
- — From Bitcoin to Binance: Crypto terms and what they mean BBC Tech · original
- — Bitcoin, ether and XRP selloff wipes out $1.5 billion in leveraged crypto bets CoinDesk · original
- — $11 Billion in Bitcoin Options Expire Tomorrow—Here's What It Means Decrypt · original
- — Bitcoin Bulls Eye $95K Price While Options Bears Quietly Load Up Bitcoin.com · original
- — Bitcoin options carried a far smaller election premium than in 2024 CryptoSlate · original
- — As $10 billion in bitcoin options near expiry, the tell is in the pricing CoinDesk · original
- — China’s tech crash erased $480 billion. Bitcoin rose 27% over the same dates CryptoSlate · original
Outlets covering this story
CryptoSlate (2), CoinDesk (2), Bitcoin.com (1), Decrypt (1), BBC Tech (1)
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