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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Sees Spike in $30 and $35 Put Options Volume

Freddie
Last updated: December 16, 2024 10:23 pm
Freddie
Published: December 17, 2024
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Recent focus in the financial markets has come from rising volumes in put options connected to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). Data shows that almost 13,000 contracts for the $30 out-of—-the-money (OTM) put option expiring on May 16, changed hands on December 16, 2024, and with more than 10,000 contracts for the $35 put option slated to expire on January 16, 2026. This activity matched a 1.7% rise in the price of the ETF, which came at $57.915.

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  • Market Interpretation
  • Broader context 
  • Implications for Investors

Market Interpretation

Although the increase in put options usually points a bearish attitude, experts say the jump might not be a reflection of pure pessimism on Bitcoin’s future. Director of derivatives at Amberdata Greg Magadini said that “cash-secured put selling” most likely drives much of this activity by market players. Under this approach, the seller is obligated to buy the underlying asset at a specified price should exercised; sales of puts produce passive revenue.

Broader context 

Rising interest in Bitcoin and its derivatives following the BlackRock ETF’s November 19, 2024 launch sets the scene for the more activity in IBIT options. With a total of 354,000 contracts traded—289,000 being call options and just 65,000 puts—this debut witnessed an unheard-of $1.9 billion in notional exposure on its first day. Bitcoin hitting fresh all-time highs throughout this period strengthened the general optimistic attitude.

Implications for Investors

Options trading for Bitcoin ETFs marks a major change in the way institutional investors might interact with bitcoin markets. These choices could assist to steady the notoriously erratic price swings of Bitcoin by offering instruments for risk control and speculation. The dynamics of trading and investment techniques should change even more when additional institutional participants join the scene.

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Though at first seem as negative, the recent increase in put option volumes represents a complex interaction of strategies among investors trying to profit on market moves while properly managing risk. Investor attitude regarding Bitcoin’s long-term possibilities will probably remain positive as the scene of cryptocurrencies develops with products like IBIT options.

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