Prior to 2021, bitcoin’s three-month implied volatility (IV) – investors’ expectation of how turbulent prices will be over the ensuing three months – spiked during both bull and bear runs, according to data from crypto data firm Skew. But this year, a similar spike only occurred when the market crashed in May.
Related posts
-
Microstrategy’s Bitcoin Yield Hits 3,177 BTC Last Week—Saylor Calls It a $300M ‘Gift to Shareholders’
Microstrategy’s treasury operations secured 3,177 bitcoins last week—worth $299 million—intensifying its aggressive BTC acquisition push and... -
Bitcoin Technical Analysis: Market Indecision Holds Prices in a $3K Range
Bitcoin has danced between $95,575 and $96,050 in the past hour, boasting a market cap of... -
Public Canadian Firm Swaps CAD for BTC: Matador Technologies Joins the Bitcoin Treasury Revolution
According to an announcement unveiled on Monday, Matador Technologies Inc., a Canadian publicly listed outfit, declared...