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#密码资产动态追踪 Bitcoin just broke 92,000, but the options market is holding back a big move.
On Tuesday, BTC directly broke through $92,000, with daily trading volume soaring to $37 billion, a 25% increase, and bulls are getting a bit heated. The entire market is also very aggressive — DASH inexplicably surged 63%, and $1.3 million in shorts were wiped out immediately. Over the past 24 hours, the total leveraged futures short positions across the network have been liquidated for a total of $180 million. This battle between bulls and bears is truly intense.
Strangely, there's something "off" beneath the data: the 30-day implied volatility for BTC and ETH is under pressure, and open interest in futures hasn't increased much; the basis for BTC and ETH on mainstream futures exchanges remains below 5%, yet the put options on a certain platform are actually more expensive than the calls.
But the real sentiment in the market is this: call options with strike prices of $98,000 and $100,000 for BTC, as well as similar ETH products, are quietly seeing increased buying. In other words — the market says "cautious," but in reality, traders are honestly betting on BTC hitting $100,000.
The key now is whether it can hold above $92,000. If it can truly break above the $94,500 resistance, the $100,000 level will be even more widely discussed. $BTC