Greeks.live macro researcher: The recent decline has not caused worry in the market, and the current market does not support short selling.
According to Odaily, Greeks.live macro researcher Adam posted on X that analysis of the weekend market through Options Terminal revealed that large funds mainly engaged in three types of operations:
Selling near-term gamma and short-term volatility;
Buying mid-to-long-term downside protection, or building defensive structures such as put fly or collar;
Conducting pin and roll operations around the $79,000 to $80,000 range.
He stated that the current market does not support short chasing, the drop has not caused concern in the market, and large players expect short-term fluctuations.
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