PANews reported on June 6 that according to Greeks.live data, a total of 31,000 BTC options expired on June 6, with a Put Call Ratio of 0.71, a maximum pain point of US$105,000, and a nominal value of US$3.18 billion; the number of ETH options that expired was 241,000, with a Put Call Ratio of 0.63, a maximum pain point of US$2,575, and a nominal value of US$590 million.

Data shows that this week's delivery volume accounts for about 10% of total holdings, which rebounded after falling for several consecutive weeks. At the same time, there were multiple large orders, and the market activity increased. Overall, crypto institutions have low expectations for BTC's recent rapid rise, and are more inclined to a long-term moderate rise.

In addition, the market was volatile for most of this week, but last night, as the conflict between Trump and Musk became public, Tesla's stock price fell sharply, triggering a significant correction in the U.S. stock and crypto markets.