Greeks.live: Market volatility expectations are low, and IV of major maturities continues to decline
Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, posted on social media that the primary macro event to watch this week is the US unemployment rate and non-farm data on Friday. It is worth paying attention to whether the long-silent macro market will affect the cryptocurrency market. The approval of the ETH ETF should be at the end of this month at the earliest, and investors need to pay attention to related news.
Currently, IV is decreasing rapidly and the expected volatility is small, but once news of the ETF approval is exposed, off-market funds will quickly push up the ETH price.The volatility brought by the ETH ETF has completely subsided, and the market has resumed its range-bound state. ETH still leads the entire cryptocurrency market.
The expected volatility of the market is low, and the IV of all major maturities continues to fall. Only the IV of ETH this month is slightly higher, mainly due to the expectation of ETF approval at the end of this month.
In the short term, you can choose maturities and prices with low IV and buy call options appropriately. The cost-effectiveness is still high.In terms of the cryptocurrency interest rate market, Bitfinex spot whales have started to continuously buy the dip.
Green leaf interest rate markets often encounter orders with an annualized interest rate of 20%. When encountering suitable interest rate orders, actively transact. Using a high-interest model may bring surprises.
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