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#美联储回购协议计划 In the past week, $ETH experienced a historically significant options expiration window — just Bitcoin and Ethereum alone had a nominal value of $28.5 billion to be settled. The market quickly responded, with prices soaring as the expiration date approached, liquidity rapidly released, and the entire rhythm was set in stone.
Some fans asked me how I operated. To be honest, this wave of market movement was already marked on the expiration calendar. The orders I had laid out in advance profited fully during the rally, then I took profits and exited completely. The money to be made was made, and greed could easily lead to losses.
But this also presents a problem — looking at past options expiration trends, it’s clear that the later stages tend to top out. The usual pattern is a fierce surge upward, followed by a retracement or even further decline. So chasing longs at the current position involves high risk and low reward. Conversely, the odds of shorting look much better.
The key now is whether the broader market can sustain its momentum. Declining volume, structural breakdowns, weakening sentiment — any of these signals could trigger a correction or rebound. In such uncertain markets, I usually analyze data with everyone in the chat in real-time, rather than guessing blindly. Blindly chasing gains and cutting losses every day will definitely not save your account.
$BTC $BNB Stay tuned