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Analysis: Bitcoin stabilizes in the $71,000 range, Skew rebounds with long-short balance restored, awaiting quarterly futures expiration
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Greeks.live analyzed on the X platform that Bitcoin has currently rebounded and is holding steady around $71,000, temporarily alleviating the downward risk. Implied volatility (IV) across major maturities has shown a significant decline, with short- and medium-term IV dropping over 5% from its peak and over 3% compared to two days ago. Ethereum’s short- and medium-term IV has decreased over 8% from its peak and over 5% compared to two days ago. The skew has fully rebounded, and many put options built during the crisis have been closed, restoring balance between bearish and bullish forces. This Friday marks the quarterly expiration, with over 40% of options expiring. The most concentrated strike price remains at $75,000, which continues to be a strong resistance level.
(Note: Skew usually refers to the difference in implied volatility between options at different strike prices. An upward movement in this indicator generally indicates a warming market risk appetite and rising bullish sentiment.)