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Analysis: The implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum options suggests that the market may be relatively calm in the coming weeks

Analysis: The implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum options suggests that the market may be relatively calm in the coming weeks

Bitget2024/06/03 11:14

ChainCatcher news, analysts say that the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum options (an indicator measuring future price trends) suggests traders expect the market to be relatively calm in the coming weeks.

Luuk Strijers said: "The implied volatility level is 40, and the implied volatility percentile is 52. Both indicators are at a moderate level, indicating that the market does not expect a lot of activity."

Data shows that since mid-May, Bitcoin's implied volatility has dropped significantly. Analysts from QCP Capital have also observed this same sluggish market indicator. They pointed out that "despite widespread catalysts, after spot Ethereum ETF was approved, implied volatility has been absolutely suppressed."

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