# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Options

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Bears In Control

Bitcoin has decisively broken below the True Market Mean near $80.2k, confirming a shift into a bearish regime. On-chain metrics show increased realized losses and investor stress, while key demand zones are identified between $70k–$80k. Off-chain, institutional flows have turned negative, spot volumes remain weak, and futures liquidations have accelerated. Options markets reflect heightened fear, with elevated implied volatility and steep downside skew indicating strong demand for protection. Without a return of sustained spot demand and inflows, the market remains fragile and vulnerable to further downside.

insights.glassnode02/04 18:57

insights.glassnode02/04 18:57

Inside Hyperliquid’s move to an ‘everything exchange’ with HIP-4 rollout

Hyperliquid's HYPE token has shown resilience amid a market downturn, largely due to the platform's strong traction. Its recent success with equity perpetuals (HIP-3) boosted its market dominance to 33%. Now, with the rollout of HIP-4, Hyperliquid is introducing native prediction markets and options trading, strictly denominated in its USDH stablecoin to keep fees within the ecosystem. This move is seen as a step towards becoming an 'everything exchange.' Real-World Assets (RWA), including tokenized stocks and ETFs, have grown to 0% of its open interest and may reach 50%. Following the HIP-4 news, HYPE's price rallied 20%, with potential to target $35–$38 if it holds above key resistance.

ambcrypto02/03 15:01

Inside Hyperliquid’s move to an ‘everything exchange’ with HIP-4 rollout

ambcrypto02/03 15:01

Cboe Explores “All-or-None” Options as Event Trading Gains Momentum

Cboe Global Markets is exploring a regulated "all-or-none" options product, according to a source. This binary-style product would pay a fixed return if a specified condition is met and nothing if it is not, mirroring the mechanics of event contracts on prediction-market platforms. The move aims to capture growing retail demand for simpler, event-style trades that are easier to understand than traditional options, which involve complex concepts like implied volatility and time decay. Cboe has previously introduced similar binary products, but they were delisted after failing to attract sustained interest. The exploration comes as regulators, including the CFTC, are drafting new rules for event contracts. Competition in event-style trading is increasing, with platforms like Kalshi and traditional firms like CME Group expanding into this space. Cboe is conducting legal and compliance reviews and has held discussions with retail brokerages and market makers. Key factors to watch include whether Cboe files a formal product proposal, broker adoption, and regulatory developments.

ccn.com02/03 10:03

Cboe Explores “All-or-None” Options as Event Trading Gains Momentum

ccn.com02/03 10:03

BTC Market Pulse: Week 6

Bitcoin has declined to $74K, failing to hold previous support levels, with the RSI indicating deeply oversold conditions. Spot and derivatives markets show sustained selling pressure, weak demand, and defensive positioning, with ETF outflows continuing and leverage reducing. On-chain metrics reflect subdued activity, low capital inflows, and deteriorating profitability. Overall, the market is in a risk-off regime, with near-term stability dependent on exhaustion of sell pressure and renewed demand around the $74K level.

insights.glassnode02/02 18:31

insights.glassnode02/02 18:31

Does Bitcoin’s 9% volatility surge signal more BTC downside?

Bitcoin's price declined below $84,000 ahead of options expiry, showing weakening momentum with lower highs and increased selling volume. The DVOL volatility index surged 9% to 41.6, reflecting heightened demand for downside protection, though this appears linked to expiry positioning rather than a structural breakdown. The put/call ratio rose to 1.11 in the last 24 hours, indicating short-term hedging, while the overall open interest remains dominated by calls. Max pain sits at $90,000, acting as a key resistance level. Additionally, Bitcoin’s hashrate fell 12% due to U.S. winter storms and compressed miner margins, echoing a 2021 pattern where hashrate drops preceded eventual recovery. The market exhibits defensive caution rather than panic, with expiry likely amplifying near-term volatility around critical levels.

ambcrypto01/30 17:01

Does Bitcoin’s 9% volatility surge signal more BTC downside?

ambcrypto01/30 17:01

Crypto Market Volatility Intensifies Following Bitcoin and Ethereum Options Expiry

The crypto market experienced significant volatility surge, with total capitalization dropping 5.31% to $2.83 trillion, following the expiry of $8.5 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options. Bitcoin options accounted for $7.4 billion and Ethereum $1.2 billion of the expiries. The put/call ratios shifted dramatically post-expiry, with Bitcoin's moving from 0.46 to 1.24 and Ethereum's reaching 1.79, indicating strong bearish sentiment. Bitcoin fell 6.5% to $82,370 with $790M liquidations, while Ethereum dropped 6.5% to $2,735 with $420M liquidations. Additional selling pressure emerged from expectations of Kevin Warsh's potential Fed nomination due to his hawkish crypto stance.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 12:49

Crypto Market Volatility Intensifies Following Bitcoin and Ethereum Options Expiry

TheNewsCrypto01/30 12:49

What happened in crypto today? Trump shock, $1.7B liquidations & more…

President Trump's plan to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair triggered significant market volatility, causing a nearly 10% drop in gold and dragging down the crypto market. Over $1.7 billion in positions were liquidated in 24 hours, affecting more than 270,000 traders, with leveraged long positions accounting for $1.6 billion in losses. Bitcoin briefly fell to $81,000, threatening its $80,000 support level, while Ethereum lost $2,800 and Solana dropped 10%. The overall crypto market cap declined by $200 billion, falling from $3.0 trillion to $2.8 trillion. Additionally, over $2 billion exited the stablecoin sector this week, reducing market liquidity. Institutional caution was evident as put options hedged against potential further declines, with some traders betting on Bitcoin falling to $78,000 or $75,000.

ambcrypto01/30 10:47

What happened in crypto today? Trump shock, $1.7B liquidations & more…

ambcrypto01/30 10:47

Bear Market Bottoming Out, Bitcoin to Test the $83,000 Support Line?

Bitcoin is consolidating near key on-chain support levels, with the $83.4K to $80.7K range acting as a critical zone. A break below could trigger deeper correction risks. Short-term holders remain fragile, with nearly 20% of their supply in loss, though panic selling has not yet materialized. ETF flows have stabilized near neutral, reducing structural selling pressure, while spot market buying interest shows early signs of recovery, led by offshore exchanges like Binance. However, sustained demand is needed for an upward breakout. Derivatives markets reflect caution: perpetual funding rates are neutral, indicating low leverage, while options skew has turned bearish with increased demand for short-term downside protection. Dealer gamma is negative below $90K, amplifying potential downward moves. Overall, market stability hinges on whether spot and ETF inflows can rebound. Without sustained buying, BTC risks further consolidation or a corrective decline.

marsbit01/30 03:27

Bear Market Bottoming Out, Bitcoin to Test the $83,000 Support Line?

marsbit01/30 03:27

Bitcoin: Is seller exhaustion behind BTC’s lack of real demand?

Bitcoin is at a macro inflection point, showing signs of seller exhaustion as it holds above key support levels like Binance’s $62,000 realized cost. On-chain data suggests forced selling has subsided, and realized losses have flattened, reducing downside pressure. However, this has not translated into strong buyer conviction. Options pricing indicates a repricing of near-term risk rather than bullish sentiment, with longer-dated skews remaining cautious. Spot market activity reveals reactive and short-lived buying interest, lacking sustained demand or aggressive accumulation. While the market has stabilized, it remains in a consolidation phase without clear bullish leadership, as risk appetite stays constrained and volatility remains episodic.

ambcrypto01/29 13:02

Bitcoin: Is seller exhaustion behind BTC’s lack of real demand?

ambcrypto01/29 13:02

BlackRock Drops Another Bitcoin ETF, But No Sign Of An XRP ETF, What’s Going On?

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has filed for a new Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, its third crypto-related fund after its existing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The new product aims to track Bitcoin's price while generating income through writing call options. Notably, BlackRock continues to avoid filing for single-asset ETFs tracking other cryptocurrencies like XRP or Solana, despite their market success. While XRP and Solana ETFs from other issuers have gathered significant assets, BlackRock remains focused on BTC and ETH. Analysts suggest the firm may eventually explore a multi-asset crypto index ETF instead of individual funds, with some expressing surprise that Solana isn't being considered given institutional interest.

bitcoinist01/28 23:02