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20,000 BTC·120,000 ETH options notional value $2.7 billion, January exchange influence analysis
On January 16th, a large-scale options burn took place, capturing the market’s attention with a ripple effect worth approximately $2.73 billion. Based on data from Greeks.live, this analysis highlights the structural changes in Bitcoin and Ethereum options and fluctuations in trading volume.
BTC Options $2.3 Billion Nominal Value, Deepening Put-Call Ratio
With 20,000 Bitcoin options being burned, a nominal value of $2.3 billion has been established. Notably, the put-call ratio stands at 1.39, indicating a prominent put option skew. The maximum resistance level is set at $92,000, and as the current BTC price hovers around $90.22K, the significance of this level is increasingly emphasized.
ETH $430 Million Nominal Value Options, Attention on $3,200 Resistance
In a scenario where 120,000 Ethereum options are expiring, a trading volume of $430 million in nominal value has been observed. The maximum resistance is set at $3,200, and compared to the current Ethereum price of $3.03K, it shows a slight correction from the recent high. The scale of nominal value at this level serves as a key benchmark for major market trading activity.
Dominance of Put Option Selling, Sideways Movement Above $90,000 Prevails
Bitcoin approached near $98,000 this week, exposing itself to significant call option selling pressure around the $100,000 mark. The market is expected to remain sideways at this level, with a notable decline in put option prices reflected in the options data, making put selling a core trading driver. This shift in trading structure based on nominal value is likely to be a crucial factor in determining future volatility and market direction.