Recently, many traders have been pondering a question—after options expiration, the market often experiences significant volatility, and this phenomenon is almost a regular occurrence in the cryptocurrency market.

From a technical perspective, liquidity changes before and after expiration are indeed an invisible killer. Large options positions being closed can break the original price equilibrium, triggering a chain reaction. Especially when stop-loss and take-profit orders of market participants are clustered in a certain range, even a slight disturbance can trigger intense fluctuations.

Currently, the key area to watch is between $60,000 and $63,000. This zone serves as a strong technical resistance and also gathers many trapped positions and early bullish setups. If Bitcoin can hold steady in this region, the probability of a breakout will significantly increase; otherwise, there is a risk of a pullback.

However, simply looking at candlestick charts is not enough. Whether trading volume matches, whether macro sentiment is optimistic or pessimistic, and the movements of large on-chain holders—all these factors need to be considered comprehensively. During periods of high volatility, extra caution is required. Do not put all your chips on a single prediction; strict position management is key to surviving longer.