Glassnode stated that after briefly touching $74,000, btc-42">Bitcoin has pulled back, but options data is releasing positive signals: implied volatility has significantly dropped below the early February peak, and the market's pricing of tail risks has clearly cooled; the options skew has narrowed from 20% to about 10%, with panic hedging demand continuing to fade; trading flows are becoming more balanced, with 54.4% of options trades expressing a bullish stance, while only 21.3% are shorting the rise.
Overall, market sentiment is shifting from panic to rationality, and short-term volatility expectations are narrowing.
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