Bitcoin Halving Is Not a Volatility Event, Analyst Says as Implied Volatility Rises
Options implied volatility is overpricing the event, Amberdata’s Greg Magadini said.
Options implied volatility is overpricing the event, Amberdata’s Greg Magadini said.
Companies such as PredictIt and Kalshi would get “regulatory clarity” under rule in coming months, according to the chairman of the derivatives regulator.
ETF approvals and a halving set for April will change the supply-and-demand dynamic of bitcoin, likely sending the price higher, says John Stec at Küresel X.
Bitcoin could fall to as low as $32,000 next month if an ETF is approved.
Last year, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) warned cryptocurrency investors that capital gains and losses must be reported every time a digital asset is sold.
The CFTC denied a valid hedging option when it rebuffed a plan to offer event contracts for traders to bet on political outcomes, the company said.