On Deribit, $100,000 call options for BTC account for over 75% of option activity, followed by $70,000 put options
On April 14, PANews reported that last Friday evening, the Trump administration released new guidelines exempting some tech products from high tariffs, but Trump later denied any relaxation of tariffs. Nevertheless, Bitcoin prices rebounded as traders actively bought call options on the Deribit platform. According to Amberdata, market skew shifted from a strong bearish sentiment last week to nearly zero, indicating reduced market panic and a resurgence in bullish interest. Data from Deribit shows that $100,000 call options have become the most popular choice, accounting for over 75% of global options activity with a total nominal open interest value close to $1.2 billion. Meanwhile, $70,000 put options are the second most popular choice with an open interest value of $982 million.
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