according to unfolded data, at 16:00 this Friday, Deribit platform will have 102,000 Bitcoin contracts expiring, with a nominal value of 11.34 billion US dollars.
Maximum pain price: $116,000, put/call ratio: 0.79.
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Data: 102,000 Bitcoin contracts will expire on Deribit at 4:00 PM this Friday
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