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Greeks.live: BTC options with dense support are expiring, market nears a directional decision point

Greeks.live: BTC options with dense support are expiring, market nears a directional decision point

AiCoinAiCoin2026/06/18 15:54
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Adam@Greeks.live (@BTC__options) analyzed that the main support positions at 60K will expire next week, while half of the positions at 63K and half at 62K will expire this week. The three levels of GEX dense price areas have formed a support ladder as BTC price pulls back. Next week will see the quarterly expiration, with over 35% of positions expiring then. Currently, Bitcoin positions are mainly short-term, and the market is on the eve of a directional choice.
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