Bitcoin options and futures markets indicate little to no

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Bitcoin options and futures markets indicate little to no resemblance to early April, when the BTC price ended its 11-day low-volatility period. That time around, Bitcoin rallied 8% from $28,300 to $30,800 in less than 24 hours.#BTC

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.css-1iqe90x{box-sizing:border-box;margin:0;min-width:0;color:#EAECEF;}Bitcoin options and futures markets indicate little to no resemblance to early April, when the BTC price ended its 11-day low-volatility period. That time around, Bitcoin rallied 8% from $28,300 to $30,800 in less than 24 hours.

Bitcoin options and futures markets indicate little to no resemblance to early April, when the BTC price ended its 11-day low-volatility period. That time around, Bitcoin rallied 8% from $28,300 to $30,800 in less than 24 hours.