Key facts: BTC $66.6K; $14B options expiry, big outflows, Bhutan 643 BTC

[라온]

BTCUSD ~66,553, down ~3.9% as $14.16B Deribit options expired (≈40% open interest). Max pain near $75k. Over $115M in long BTC liquidations at expiry; crypto market fell ~$70B.
1
Bitcoin accounts for ~60% of the $2.3T crypto market. Spot BTC ETFs had $171M withdrawn in one session, but March net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs were about $1.4B.
2
3
Post-expiry BTCUSD put volume exceeded calls; put/call ratio rose to 1.3. Traders saw higher demand for downside protection and positioning clustered near $75,000, with muted near-term volatility.
4
Traders moved large BTC off exchanges: ~1.6B withdrawn from Bitfinex on March 16, then ~678M from OKX, ~728M from Kraken and ~400M from Binance in following days.
5
Bhutan’s government entity Druk Holdings transferred 643 BTC (worth over $45 million) to external wallets over the past two days; the country has previously held more than 13,000 BTC in reserves.
6
BTCUSD spot trades below a realized price near $54,000, indicating the cohort-level cost basis ~ $54k and traders hold net unrealized gains; past cycles saw prices revisit realized price.
7
BTCUSD eyed key levels: reclaiming ~$70,000 needed to regain bullish momentum; a drop below ~$68,000 could target ~$65,000 — critical short-term reference points for traders.
8
BTCUSD has rarely broken its 200-week moving average; notable breaches occurred March 2020 and in the 2022 bear market, both aligning with cycle lows before subsequent recoveries.
9
BTCUSD stayed in a multi‑week range as crypto market cap pulled back from late‑2025 highs. Binance open interest clusters near current prices; no decisive BTC breakout during consolidation.
10
During the Iran war, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) drew safe‑haven demand: gold fell ~15% and ETFs saw $11B outflows, while Bitcoin funds had net inflows and futures positions stayed stable.
11
source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:71d4f9fc249fd:0-key-facts-btc-66-6k-14b-options-expiry-big-outflows-bhutan-643-btc/