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Analysis: Derivative data shows that traders expect the price of ETH may rise before the Pectra upgrade in April

Analysis: Derivative data shows that traders expect the price of ETH may rise before the Pectra upgrade in April

Bitget2025/02/19 13:12

ChainCatcher reports, according to The Block, that derivatives data shows investor optimism is heating up again. Traders are preparing for a rebound in the price of ETH before the April Pectra upgrade, while Solana faces downward price pressure.

Nick Forster, founder of Derive.xyz, said that ETH's seven-day implied volatility (IV) is 66% (equivalent to six months' IV), which is significantly lower than Bitcoin's IV. He predicts a 30% chance of Ethereum breaking through $3,000 by the end of this quarter, higher than last week's 28%.

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