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CryptoJune 15, 2026

Bitcoin June Drop Leaves $8.6 Billion in Options Out of the Money, With Large Expiries in Sight

Bitcoin's June selloff has left $8.6 billion in options contracts out of the money, according to data cited by Pluang, raising the stakes ahead of what the firm flagged as large upcoming expirie

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