Greeks.live: Currently, the cryptocurrency market still tends to continue selling call options, with the highest probability of a rate cut in May
Greeks.live macro researcher Adam tweeted: "No surprise, no rate hike, but the hawkish comments from the Fed still put pressure on US stocks. Currently, the probability of the first rate cut in May is highest, and the market will still endure high interest rates for more than three months. The market has been overly optimistic about liquidity. As for cryptocurrency options data, with the smooth implementation of the rate decision, major short- to medium-term IVs have seen a slight decline. It can be expected that this weekend's date option IV will be below 30%. The market is relatively weak, despite the current low IVs, but it still tends to continue selling call options."
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