Bitcoin and Ethereum Options with a Notional Value of $2.18 Billion Set to Expire on March 13
Svmuu News: Bitcoin and Ethereum options with a notional value of $2.18 billion are set to expire on March 13. This includes 26,000 BTC options, with a Put Call Ratio of 0.9 and a max pain point of $69,000, totaling a notional value of $1.8 billion. Additionally, 182,000 ETH options will expire, with a Put Call Ratio of 1.21 and a max pain point of $2,000, totaling a notional value of $380 million. From the options market data, the implied volatility (IV) of short-to-medium-term options has decreased this week, while the IV of medium-to-long-term options has increased, though both changes are minimal. The primary term IV for BTC is around 50%, and for ETH, it's around 70%, while realized volatility (RV) has seen a more significant decline.
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