QCP: The demand for BTC call options has surpassed that for put options, but the options skew may decline again
ChainCatcher message, Bitcoin rebounded over 5% from below $83,000 after the Federal Reserve announced a slowdown in tapering, briefly breaking above $87,000.
QCP Capital analysts pointed out that trader sentiment is turning bullish, as call options have become more expensive, or there is higher demand for calls compared to puts, contrasting with earlier this week. However, Amberdata's derivatives director Greg Magadini believes that macro uncertainty still exists, and the options skew may shift back to bearish. (Note: The so-called "skew" refers to the difference in volatility between put and call options in the options market.)
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