If you’re frustrated seeing Bitcoin bounce between $85K and $90K while stocks climb, you’re not alone. It’s not a lack of demand—it’s market mechanics.
Right now, a huge concentration of options contracts forces big players to:
Buy near $85K to cover risks
Sell near $90K to hedge positions
This creates an artificial ceiling that keeps $BTC trapped… for now.
But things are about to shift. On December 26, nearly $27B in Deribit options expire, heavily skewed toward calls (bullish bets)—almost three times more than puts. Most bets target $100K–$116K, and the maximum pain point sits at $96K, historically drawing the price toward it as expiration nears.
📉 Implied volatility is at a one-month low, meaning traders don’t expect a sharp drop soon.
The takeaway: price stagnation isn’t always about news—it’s often financial structure at work. Narrow ranges like this usually precede explosive moves once contracts expire and dealers stop “pinning” the price.
Stay patient—the mechanics suggest an upward breakout, potentially nudging Bitcoin toward $100K by year-end. 🔥
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