Greeks.live: The derivatives market remains optimistic about the market outlook after Trump's inauguration
Adam, an analyst at Greeks.live, posted on social media that Bitcoin has been fluctuating around $100,000 for nearly two months. It once surged to $110,000 in mid-December and then fell below $90,000 this week. The premium of major futures still maintains an annualized rate above 12%, and the market's bullish leverage level has always been relatively high. Those who are optimistic about the bull market still dominate the market.
In terms of options, the implied volatility difference between January and March has declined somewhat as Trump's inauguration approaches, giving rise to greater uncertainty expectations from the market. From Skew's perspective, during this decline, market panic was lower than the pullback in mid-December; overall sentiment is still leaning towards being bullish. Block trades also mainly anticipate a bullish end-of-month situation with many transactions breaking through $100k. Overall speaking, derivative markets remain fairly optimistic for some time after Trump takes office.
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