Latest data shows BTC IV at 46% and ETH IV at 70%, both slightly lower than last week but still in elevated ranges, reflecting reduced expectations of extreme volatility while most market participants remain bullish.
From the skew structure perspective, BTC 25-Delta Skews across maturities converged around -5 vol this week. ETH’s skew structure diverged, indicating rising short-term hedging demand. ETH forward skew remains stable, suggesting limited concern over medium- to long-term downside risk; in contrast, BTC’s forward structure remains relatively steep, consistent with its short-term pattern, reflecting sustained demand for long-term downside protection.
Large trades in the BTC and ETH options markets were dominated by call spreads. The largest trades this week were:
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