On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Bitcoin set an all-time record of $100,000 for the first time
Bitcoin futures on the Deribit platform exceeded the level of 100 thousand US dollars for the first time. Contracts with expiration dates in March, June and September 2025 are trading at a premium to the spot price.
As of now publications, BTC futures for March 28, 2025 settlement reached $101,992, up 4.8% from the average spot price of $97,200, according to data from Deribit and TradingView. Contracts ending June 27 and September 26 are trading at $104,948 and $107,690, respectively, showing progressive momentum.
Futures prices signal an expectation that the spot value of Bitcoin will rise to over $100,000 in 2025. Similar forecasts are confirmed by Deribit options with $100,000 call contracts, which have a conditional open interest of $2.13 billion.
At the same time, short-term futures, which expire on December 28, remain in the five-digit range. Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures, which reflect institutional activity, are also trading below $100,000, according to TradingView.
