Greeks.live: BTC Dvol fell back to 75%, the entire market is relatively weak
TechFlow news, Greeks.Live researcher Adam released this week’s important events and market trend outlook.
It said that BTC fell into a correction last week, causing the entire market to be relatively weak, with BTC Dvol falling back to 75%. At the same time, with the explosion and rapid flameout of Meme, market sentiment has calmed down, and market IV may not hit a new high in the short term. The cost of buying options has dropped, and it is still an option with a higher profit-loss ratio than futures.
In terms of the crypto interest rate market, large spot investors are gradually reducing their leverage, and the Greenleaf interest rate market is relatively sluggish. It is recommended to hold orders with previously higher interest rates unchanged in the near future.
Important events this week:
CME Group launches euro-denominated Bitcoin and Ethereum futures
NVIDIA AI Conference GTC
3/19 Tuesday
Bank of Japan announces interest rate decision
Reserve Bank of Australia announces interest rate decision
3/20 Wednesday
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde delivers a speech
Thursday 3/21
Fed interest rate decision
Number of Americans filing initial jobless claims this week
Bank of England interest rate decision
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