The post Traders Prepare For Crash to $75K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin BTC$84 263,24 has fallen sharply, dropping over 25% to $83,700 this month, and data suggests some traders are bracing for a further decline. According to blockchain analytics firm Glassnode, traders have been heavily buying short-term BTC put options at the $75,000 strike price on Deribit since bitcoin’s spot price slipped below $94,000 earlier this week. The $75K put option reflects a bet that Bitcoin’s price will fall below that level, echoing the early April dip that bottomed around $74,000. Glassnode commented on X, “The options market isn’t signaling a bottom yet and is leaning toward the risk of a deeper move.” CoinDesk recently highlighted a clear bearish shift in the Bitcoin options market, with the $85,000 put option becoming the dominant trade, replacing the previously popular $140,000 call option. Put options have comprised over 65% of all options activity in the past week, indicating aggressive downside hedging by traders. Glassnode noted this also reflects traders exploiting volatility spreads by selling high short-dated volatility and buying longer-dated contracts to capitalize on market dislocations. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/11/21/btc-traders-brace-for-crash-to-usd75k-no-bottom-seen-research-firmThe post Traders Prepare For Crash to $75K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin BTC$84 263,24 has fallen sharply, dropping over 25% to $83,700 this month, and data suggests some traders are bracing for a further decline. According to blockchain analytics firm Glassnode, traders have been heavily buying short-term BTC put options at the $75,000 strike price on Deribit since bitcoin’s spot price slipped below $94,000 earlier this week. The $75K put option reflects a bet that Bitcoin’s price will fall below that level, echoing the early April dip that bottomed around $74,000. Glassnode commented on X, “The options market isn’t signaling a bottom yet and is leaning toward the risk of a deeper move.” CoinDesk recently highlighted a clear bearish shift in the Bitcoin options market, with the $85,000 put option becoming the dominant trade, replacing the previously popular $140,000 call option. Put options have comprised over 65% of all options activity in the past week, indicating aggressive downside hedging by traders. Glassnode noted this also reflects traders exploiting volatility spreads by selling high short-dated volatility and buying longer-dated contracts to capitalize on market dislocations. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/11/21/btc-traders-brace-for-crash-to-usd75k-no-bottom-seen-research-firm