Greeks.live: The market is overly pessimistic, there may be a bull market by the end of the year
Greeks.live researcher Adam posted today's options settlement data on social media. 14,000 BTC options are about to expire with a Put Call Ratio of 0.81, the maximum pain point is $59,000 and the nominal value is $760 million. 125,000 ETH options are about to expire with a Put Call Ratio of 0.63, the maximum pain point is $2,500 and the nominal value is $290 million.
Cryptocurrencies have been falling this week and it's clear from option data that the whole market is weak; recent declines in major pain points can't keep up with price drops anymore. The main term IV has risen slightly as we approach U.S elections; October 8th’s IV bulge is gradually being flattened out. Last week we mentioned historical trading data - September tends to be somewhat flat but markets seem overly pessimistic right now; we prefer to believe there will be a bull run by year-end.
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