The recent significant options expiry in Bitcoin history has had little impact on its price so far. Newly launched spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) now hold 2.5% of the total circulating supply after less than three months of trading. Meanwhile, former FTX CEO Sam "SBF" Bankman-Fried has been handed a 25-year prison sentence.

Despite the largest quarterly expiry of Bitcoin futures options in history, with over $15.1 billion worth expiring on Deribit, the price of Bitcoin remained above $69,000 on March 29. The impact on the market was minimal, according to Andrey Stoychev, project manager at Nexo’s prime brokerage division.

In terms of ETFs, new spot Bitcoin ETFs have collectively amassed over 500,000 Bitcoin since their launch in January, representing 2.54% of the current circulating supply. These nine ETFs hit this milestone after another day of inflows on Thursday, totaling $287.7 million in net Bitcoin.

Regarding SBF's sentencing, he has been given a 25-year prison term in a U.S. federal court. This decision comes after former FTX and Alameda executives Gary Wang, Caroline Ellison, Nishad Singh, and Ryan Salame pleaded guilty and made deals with the prosecution.