WTI crude options just hit their most active week since June—traders are seriously loading up on weekly calls as geopolitical tensions keep pushing prices above $61. It's a pretty clear signal: the market's leaning bullish right now. The options skew tells the story—heavy buying pressure on upside strikes, which usually means participants are bracing for further moves north or hedging against supply shocks. When you see this kind of call-buying surge combined with price strength, it typically reflects macro uncertainty playing out in real-time across energy markets.
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FlippedSignal
· 11h ago
With the geopolitical situation so tense, crude oil options are heating up. It seems everyone is betting on a rise.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 11h ago
Geopolitics is causing trouble again. Is this rally in crude oil really about to take off?
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AirdropHunter
· 11h ago
Is it going up again and again? Geopolitics really is a reason for oil prices to rise; it has stabilized at $61.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 11h ago
Geopolitical tensions cause oil prices to soar—it's a classic risk premium game.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 11h ago
Geopolitical tensions cause oil prices to surge. With this wave of bullish options stacking up, do I feel like I'm about to get caught again?
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PessimisticOracle
· 12h ago
Geopolitical turmoil triggers a rush for funds; will this turn out to be another false alarm...
Oil Options Trading Heat Up to 7-Month Peak
WTI crude options just hit their most active week since June—traders are seriously loading up on weekly calls as geopolitical tensions keep pushing prices above $61. It's a pretty clear signal: the market's leaning bullish right now. The options skew tells the story—heavy buying pressure on upside strikes, which usually means participants are bracing for further moves north or hedging against supply shocks. When you see this kind of call-buying surge combined with price strength, it typically reflects macro uncertainty playing out in real-time across energy markets.