Cryptocurrency Breakthrough: Bitcoin Prepares for Price Surge.


Traders on Deribit Set Options for Extremely High Prices
Traders on the cryptocurrency exchange Deribit have shown significant optimism regarding Bitcoin, setting option contracts at extremely high price levels during Donald Trump's second presidency, Bloomberg reports.
The greatest interest is in options with a deadline of June 27 at $300,000, which are second in popularity after the $110,000 options. The current price of Bitcoin is around $106,000, which is less than 3% below the historical maximum of $109,241 set on January 20 — the day of Trump's inauguration.
- Experts associate the growing interest with the improvement of the macroeconomic situation
- Easing trade tension between the USA and China
- Unexpectedly soft inflation figures in April
- Steady inflows of investments from corporate treasuries
- Growing demand for cryptocurrency ETFs
Analysts warn of a potential 'gamma squeeze' - a sharp price jump due to hedging option contracts by dealers. 'If we look at the positions of dealers on Deribit, we will see that they have a lot of short gamma at the $110,000 mark, as traders buy options in anticipation of new all-Time highs,' commented Greg Magadini from Amberdata.
Market observers believe that if Bitcoin enters uncharted price territory, it could rise to unexpected levels.
Analysis of News on Bitcoin Trading Status on Deribit
According to recent analyses, traders on the Deribit exchange show significant interest in Bitcoin options, indicating their positive sentiment regarding the future price of the cryptocurrency. Important political and economic events happening around the world affect the decisions of traders and experts regarding price levels in the market.
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