Bitcoin options open interest surges 10x to $60B as call share drops to 60%
The surge in Bitcoin options open interest signals a shift towards risk management and hedging, reflecting broader market maturity and institutionalization. The post Bitcoin options open interest surges 10x to $60B as ca...
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The surge in Bitcoin options open interest signals a shift towards risk management and hedging, reflecting broader market maturity and institutionalization.
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