This afternoon at 4:00 PM, Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set for concentrated settlement. The scale is significant — BTC options have a notional value of $1.87 billion, while ETH options amount to $395 million.
From market sentiment, the BTC put/call ratio is 1.07, indicating a slight dominance of bears, with the maximum pain point around $90,000. Ethereum is relatively more balanced, with a put/call ratio of 0.88, and the maximum pain point at $3,100. These data reveal differing market participants' expectations for the short-term trend, and large-scale settlements often become a tug-of-war for prices.
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pumpamentalist
· 13h ago
The bears are gaining a small advantage. We need to fight hard around the 90,000 level.
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-09 11:58
Shorts around 90,000 are sharpening their blades. Just by looking at this ratio, you know there will be a good show today.
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degenwhisperer
· 01-09 11:56
90,000 again being hammered down, the bears are a bit rampant this time
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All the options are fake, and when the time comes, they will just be pulled arbitrarily
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ETH is so balanced... feels like the most trap, caught in the middle
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$1.87 billion, is that all? I thought it would be more exaggerated
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Every settlement is a tug-of-war, but retail investors still get cut, old story
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Setting the stage at 3100, just waiting for institutions to make their move
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-09 11:54
Are the bears about to make a move? Can the key level of $90,000 hold?
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1.87 billion USD in settlement, it depends on how the institutions play it
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It's another tug-of-war. This is when it's easiest to get cut.
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Is ETH actually more stable? Interesting, feels like 3100 might plunge.
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This settlement isn't simple; the short interest ratio is still rising.
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Looking at the divergence, we know there will be more volatility; no one can predict for sure.
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The moment of bulk settlement is truly a slaughterhouse, a nightmare for small investors.
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The short interest ratio is 1.07x. It's not extremely high, but still quite annoying.
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The $90,000 level is holding tightly; it feels like a breakdown is imminent.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-09 11:42
nah tbh the put/call ratios here are taxonomically interesting but statistically speaking the real action happens post-settlement... let me pull up my spreadsheet rq because 1.07 vs 0.88 suggests we're looking at a bifurcated ecosystem where btc bulls are basically an evolutionary dead-end rn
This afternoon at 4:00 PM, Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set for concentrated settlement. The scale is significant — BTC options have a notional value of $1.87 billion, while ETH options amount to $395 million.
From market sentiment, the BTC put/call ratio is 1.07, indicating a slight dominance of bears, with the maximum pain point around $90,000. Ethereum is relatively more balanced, with a put/call ratio of 0.88, and the maximum pain point at $3,100. These data reveal differing market participants' expectations for the short-term trend, and large-scale settlements often become a tug-of-war for prices.