Options traders aren't exactly bullish right now. The derivatives market is signaling that Bitcoin might just camp out in its current price zone for a while. Makes sense when you consider Q4 wiped over $1 trillion from crypto's total market cap—that's the kind of bloodbath that makes people cautious. The options flow shows traders betting on range-bound action rather than any explosive moves. Classic post-correction behavior: everyone's nursing their wounds, reassessing positions, waiting to see if the floor actually holds.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 7h ago
Let it consolidate, I’m out of ammo anyway.
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DogeBachelor
· 8h ago
What are you still waiting for? Now is the time to buy the dip!
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 8h ago
Oh my, it's this kind of deadlocked situation again... That Q4 wave was insanely destructive.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 8h ago
Wait, $1 trillion is just gone? I need to quickly check how much of my worthless coins I have left.
Options traders aren't exactly bullish right now. The derivatives market is signaling that Bitcoin might just camp out in its current price zone for a while. Makes sense when you consider Q4 wiped over $1 trillion from crypto's total market cap—that's the kind of bloodbath that makes people cautious. The options flow shows traders betting on range-bound action rather than any explosive moves. Classic post-correction behavior: everyone's nursing their wounds, reassessing positions, waiting to see if the floor actually holds.