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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer: I Congratulate US President Donald Trump On The Success Of The Iran Deal. All Parties Must Seize This Opportunity
The UK Interest-rate Futures Market Currently Anticipates That The Bank Of England Will Raise Rates By 27 Basis Points By December 2026
The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Fell To 4.7843%, The Lowest Since April 17, Down More Than 5 Basis Points On The Day
Italian Prime Minister Meloni: Italy's Principles Are Clear: Iran Cannot Possess Nuclear Weapons, And Freedom Of Navigation Must Be Guaranteed. We Are Prepared To Work With Other Partners, And, Subject To The Necessary Parliamentary Authorization, Contribute International Naval Power To Support The Full Reopening Of The Strait Of Hormuz
Italian Prime Minister Meloni: Italy, As In The Past, Is Prepared To Support The Diplomatic Process For A Comprehensive Agreement With North Korea
The Finnish President Stated: The United States And Iran Have Announced A Ceasefire Agreement. This Agreement Paves The Way For Ending The War And Reopening The Strait Of Hormuz, And Will Have A Significant Impact On The Regional And Global Economy. I Urge All Parties Involved To Seize This Opportunity To Find A Lasting Solution That Is In Accordance With International Law
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Called On The G7 To Increase Pressure On Russia And Strengthen Support For Ukraine's Air Defense
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: Common Euro Debt Is A Necessary Condition For The Success Of A Capital Markets Union
Switzerland's Producer/Import Price Index (PPI) Declined By 0.4% Month-over-month In May, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 0.80%
German Foreign Minister: We Will Always Pay Close Attention To How To Strengthen Sanctions Against Russia
Marubeni Corporation Of Japan: Aluminum Inventory At Major Japanese Ports Was 238,900 Tons At The End Of May, Compared To 249,500 Tons At The End Of April
Intercontinental Exchange Data Shows That UK Wholesale Natural Gas Prices Fell 5.6% To 105.7 Pence Per Tms In The Near Term

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Bitcoin has once again grabbed attention after breaking above $117,600, reaching its highest point in a month. But behind the bullish rally, a big warning is flashing. Popular analyst Crypto Ted says the market may face a storm as $4.9 trillion in stock and ETF options are set to expire today.
For traders, the next few days could bring wild swings.
$4.9 Trillion Option Expiry Threat
In his recent tweet post, Ted pointed out that $4.9 trillion worth of stock and ETF options will expire today. For context, that amount is nearly 1.2 times bigger than the entire crypto market which is $4 trillion as of now.
He further reminded that such large expiries have previously triggered sharp volatility across both equities and cryptocurrencies.
For example, in March 2025, a similar expiry was followed by a crash within two to three weeks. In June 2025, Bitcoin moved sideways for a while and then slipped below $100,000.
Now, with traders loading up on heavy leverage again, Ted believes the same pattern could play out once more.
$4.3B Bitcoin & Ethereum Options Expiring Today
On the crypto front, data from Deribit shows that more than $4.3 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are expiring today. For Bitcoin, the expiring options have a notional value of $3.5 billion, with a put-to-call ratio of 1.23 and a maximum pain level at $114,000.
Meanwhile, Ethereum options account for about $806 million, with a put-to-call ratio of 0.99 and a maximum pain level at $4,500.
These expiry levels often act as magnets for price movement, meaning traders could see sharp swings in the short term.
BTC To Drop Before Hitting ATH
According to Ted, the build-up of leverage almost always ends the same way, a quick flush out. This means short dips may come as weak positions get cleared. But this also sets up the next rally.
In March, Bitcoin jumped 33% before pulling back. In June, the rise was smaller at 20%, and the drop came faster. Now in September, Bitcoin is near $117,000 with traders once again taking big risks.
If history repeats, this volatility could be the push that takes BTC to new highs, helped by the Fed’s recent rate cut and more cuts expected this year.
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