Analysis: The market is becoming desensitized to Trump, with Bitcoin's implied volatility showing a significant decline compared to last week
Svmuu News: Greeks.live posted on the X platform, stating that the market is becoming desensitized to Trump, and Bitcoin's implied volatility has significantly decreased compared to last week. Although Trump will undoubtedly make market-influencing statements in the future, regardless of what he says—even if he announces sending ground troops tomorrow—it will not deviate from market expectations. Currently, Skew and transaction distribution changes are relatively scattered, indicating a lack of market consensus, with everyone waiting.
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