On October 23, COINOTAG reported insights from SwapGlobal co-founder Yev Feldman, indicating a significant trend in Bitcoin trading activity. Traders are increasingly purchasing call options at the $68,000 mark, alongside put options around $66,000, signaling a strategic buildup of positions as they anticipate significant market movement. Following the recent elections, the rationale for a decline appears limited, making potential upward price movements more viable.
Data from Deribit further illustrates this trend, revealing a declining put-to-call ratio as the year draws to a close. Notably, the open interest on call options set to expire on November 29 is heavily centered at $80,000, while December 27 sees concentrations of $100,000 and $80,000, respectively. David Lawant, head of research at FalconX, emphasized the market sentiment, asserting that consensus indicates Bitcoin is poised for robust performance, irrespective of election results. This optimism is reflected in the options activities, which showcase a pronounced upward bias as investors aim to leverage potential gains.