Ahead of the $16 billion Bitcoin options expiry on September 25, low price volatility reflects dealer hedging and positive gamma rather than low risk. As Deribit contracts reset, market structure shifts, making spot liquidity, macro trends, and fresh positioning crucial for Bitcoin's next directional move.
Ahead of the $16 billion Bitcoin options expiry on September 25, low price volatility reflects dealer hedging and positive gamma rather than low risk. As Deribit contracts reset, market structure shifts, making spot liquidity, macro trends, and fresh positioning crucial for Bitcoin's next directional move.
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