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Bitcoin and Ethereum Options: Fluctuating Open Interest and Surging Trading Volumes in December


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According to data from The Block Pro, there was a general decline in the open interest of Bitcoin and Ethereum options in December. The open interest for Bitcoin options witnessed a decrease of 15.6%, while Ethereum options saw a decrease of 5.5%. However, there was a widespread increase in the trading volume of Bitcoin and Ethereum options. Bitcoin options' trading volume surged by 17.3% in December, reaching $37.9 billion, marking the highest single-month trading volume in history. Ethereum options' trading volume increased by 5.9% to reach $15.3 billion.

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On 18/02/2024 at 14:31, gamred said:

I think the fluctuating open interest and surging trading volumes of Bitcoin and Ethereum options in December show that the crypto market is becoming more mature and sophisticated. Options are derivatives that give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specified price and time. They are useful for hedging, speculation, and income generation. The increase in trading volume indicates that more traders are using options to take advantage of the volatility and price movements of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The decrease in open interest suggests that some traders are closing their positions or rolling them over to the next expiry date. This could be due to profit-taking, risk management, or changing expectations. Overall, I think the crypto options market is growing and evolving, and it offers more opportunities and challenges for traders who want to diversify their portfolio and strategies.
 

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This is us inflation data.It looks like inflation was tamed , but it didn’t , it came back down and look what happened. Whatever cuts they announce this year , 5-5.5% lock your mortgage for 3-5 years , it’s only gonna get worse in 2025 . 2024 is gonna be a year to remember in '25 & '26...

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On 19/02/2024 at 19:19, gamred said:

I agree with your analysis of the crypto options market. The data from The Block Pro is very insightful and shows how the market is evolving and becoming more sophisticated. Crypto options are not only a way to bet on the price direction of the underlying assets, but also a way to diversify your portfolio, reduce your exposure, and enhance your returns. I think more and more traders will realize the benefits of crypto options and use them to their advantage. Crypto options are the future of crypto trading and I'm glad to be part of this exciting journey.
 

BTC LTF....

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Surely December was an eye-catching month for this fact: open interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum options actually fell, but what really leaps out was the surge in trading volumes. The trading volume of Ethereum options on its own grew to $15.3 billion, further illustrating the new traction ETH is bringing in. It's rather interesting to see the growth of Ethereum furthering ahead, more so with the potential for ETF approval rumors. Just a while ago, I read an article where an issue is raised about the SEC Could Approve Ethereum ETF. Take your time to check it out, and maybe you have more interesting views.

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