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Despite predictions of a downfall, Bitcoin remains above $30,000 due to interest from institutional investors and a strong market structure. Major companies, such as MicroStrategy and Blackrock, have made significant investments, reinforcing the crypto market’s credibility. However, the possibility of regulatory challenges and market fluctuations calls for vigilance among traders.

Ether (ETH) options contracts worth $2.3 billion are set to expire this Friday on the crypto derivatives exchange Deribit. The event may cause significant market shifts, with overwriting trends impacting ether’s volatility and price. While it implies stability for ether, potential shifts in volatility will determine the direction of ether and bitcoin markets.

DeFi and NFT-related altcoins like BLUR and ARB experienced double-digit gains recently, as capital shifts from larger assets to these speculative tokens. However, traders must exercise caution and research due to potential risks and market volatility.

Bitcoin has surged 83% year-to-date, overtaking the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite, and attracting institutional investors with ETFs like ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO). However, as Bitcoin’s supply moves toward speculative investors, it signals increasing mainstream trading interest, which could impact market stability. Investors are encouraged to research and approach cautiously.

The crypto market experiences a revival as bitcoin surges over 15% last week. With approximately 150,633 bitcoin options contracts worth $4.57 billion and 1.23 million ether contracts valued at $2.3 billion set to expire on Deribit exchange, market makers face significant negative gamma exposure, potentially leading to an exaggerated price rally or drop.

The ProShares’ Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) recorded the highest weekly inflow in over a year as Bitcoin prices crossed $30,000, with investors pumping $65 million into the fund. This surge suggests a growing desire for Bitcoin exposure among institutional investors amidst the ongoing U.S. Bitcoin ETF frenzy.

Bitcoin reaches an All-Time High above $31,000 with bullish market sentiments, as on-chain signals suggest further uptrend. Over 1.8 million Short-Term Holder coins are now profitable, and long-term HODLers’ commitment reduces overall supply, supporting Bitcoin’s price. Favorable fundamentals and positive news solidify the bullish mid-to-long term outlook.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a 75% price surge and $1.2 billion trading volume increase after its listing on the EDX exchange, sparking investor interest. The 77% growth in open interest suggests optimism about BCH’s potential institutional adoption, liquidity, market demand, and overall value.

The recent recovery cycle in the crypto market, linked to major asset management companies’ interest in spot Bitcoin ETF, has greatly benefited MATIC’s price, with potential for a 12-15% rise before encountering significant resistance. However, consider possible minor pullbacks and overall market volatility before investing.

Bitcoin has witnessed a 20% price increase, pushing the Matrixport’s Bitcoin Greed & Fear Index to 93%. Meanwhile, crypto custody company Prime Trust faces a shortfall in customer funds, and JPMorgan expands its blockchain-based JPM Coin for euro payments, with Siemens making the first euro transaction.

Bitcoin retains its $30,000 position as bulls regain market control amidst a $715 million BTC options expiry and easing regulatory pressures. However, bears strategize with Bitcoin ETF applications and ongoing Binance investigations, making cautious optimism essential in this volatile market.

The surge in Bitcoin’s price to two-month highs has increased demand for call options and options market activity. Driven by spot Bitcoin ETF applications, $3.3 billion worth of Bitcoin options contracts were traded on Wednesday. The bitcoin volatility index (DVOL) reached its highest level since early April.

Ethereum price experiences a bullish outlook with a 4.8% gain in 24 hours, alongside a market-wide recovery led by Bitcoin. The pause of interest rate hikes supports risk assets like Ethereum, further bolstered by institutional investors entering the crypto space. Ethereum’s current price sits above key moving averages, hinting at potential short-term gains.

Bitcoin’s price experienced a 16% setback after reaching a high of $31,000, but remains up 60% YTD, driven by the dollar index decline and macroeconomic factors. Recent developments, such as BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF application and potential altcoin regulation, create a complex debate surrounding the crypto market’s future.

Tether (USDT) recently fell below its dollar peg, trading at $0.996, raising concerns among stablecoin users. CTO Paolo Ardoino assured the company’s readiness to face challenges. However, skepticism surrounding Tether’s dollar-backing and decreased investor confidence emphasize the importance of maintaining stablecoin pegs to fiat currencies.

Bitcoin price dropped 4% after the Federal Reserve paused historic interest rate hikes, despite US inflation easing. The halt was expected to boost crypto markets, but signaling of future increases dampened investor excitement. Technical indicators suggest potential continued declines, while analysts warn of possible price dips below $25,000 or rebounds toward $30,000.

Despite Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s pause on interest rate hikes, Bitcoin options data suggest downside risks, including a potential drop in BTC price to $25,000. Investors are drawn to tech companies while avoiding Bitcoin, with investment product outflows totaling $88 million in the week ending June 10.

The recent 41.7% plunge in Cardano’s ADA price has raised concerns about its future. However, a long-tail rejection candle at $0.24 support level indicates intense buying activity and oversold RSI slope signals possible discounts. Although recovery seems plausible, the market’s direction remains uncertain, urging thorough research before investing.

The cryptocurrency market saw a decline after the SEC filed a lawsuit against Binance and its CEO, but massive liquidations were absent, as Bitcoin dipped to $25,800 and Ethereum held above $1,800. Despite the drop, options implied volatility fell, with crypto whales adopting a “buying the dip” strategy.