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Bitcoin Drops Below $88,000 Ahead of Record $28.5B Deribit Options Expiry: Bitcoin slid under $88,000 in U.S. trading as crypto markets weakened ahead of a record $28.5 billion options expiry on Deribit this Friday. After trading above $90,000 briefly in the session, BTC reversed lower and Ether fell back below the $3,000 level. That pullback happens as traders position cautiously ahead of the largest options expiration in Deribit's history, which sees more than half of the exchange's open interest facing expiry. Market participants will be keenly focused on these key strike levels, with a heavy put interest clustered near $85,000, thereby making selling pressure more significant for the downside. Despite the broader crypto weakness, some crypto-related stocks have continued to outperform: Hut 8 remained a standout as it extended its gains following its long-term AI data center lease deal, while Coinbase and Robinhood held more modest advances well off session highs. Strategy swung from earlier gains into slight losses as crypto prices softened. Option market data suggest traders are rolling defensive positions forward, rather than exiting risk outright. With short-dated protective puts now more expensive, caution is being sounded into year-end, but positioning further out also hints at uncertainty regarding early 2026 price action. Sentiment is still defensive across cryptocurrency markets, with liquidity thinning and a big derivatives event looming this week. #markets

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BlackRock Flags Bitcoin ETF as a Top 2025 Theme Despite Market Weakness: BlackRock has listed its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) among its top three themes for the year 2025, at a time when Bitcoin is struggling to find its footing this year. This comes even as BTC has recorded its first annual decline in three years by more than 4 percent. IBIT was launched alongside two more traditional products, namely the iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF, which invests in government debt, and the iShares Top 20 U.S. Stocks ETF, which focuses on domestic stocks. IBIT, which replicates bitcoin price weakness, has still gained massive popularity, allowing it to receive more than $25 billion in new investments in 2025, ranking sixth in new ETF investments this year. Observers of the market believe that the move is more about strategy rather than just promoting their products. BlackRock has other funds with higher fees, beating IBIT performance, yet they chose to highlight the bitcoin strategy. This move does not show the motive of generating quick income at the expense of the clients. By including bitcoin in the list of cash like instruments and U.S. equity, BlackRock seems to emphasize their conviction that bitcoin has a place in a well-diversified portfolio. To those investors in the Bitcoin camp that still believe that cryptocurrencies are either speculative or niche, the nod of approval from the biggest asset manager in the world is a declaration that bitcoin is now a conventional asset and not a fad. #BlackRock⁩

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