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RESEARCH: Implied volatility of major maturities rises slightly in last two days as options market diverges

RESEARCH: Implied volatility of major maturities rises slightly in last two days as options market diverges

Bitget2024/11/12 17:04
By:Bitget


Bitcoin is on a roll, hitting $90,000 today, which seemed like a distant goal a month ago, but now $100,000 is within reach, according to a post by Adam, Macro Researcher at Greeks.live, on the X platform. Implied volatility has risen slightly across all major maturities in the last two days, fuelled by the big market, with short-term IVs rising significantly, but still quite low compared to the election period. Looking at the options market, the market is clearly divided and trading is very fragmented, with some of the big players going long towards the sky, while more traders are currently in a short position.

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