Sigel noted that Bitcoin’s volatility has decreased by approximately 50% compared to four years ago, but added that rising global public debt and concerns about fiscal sustainability are among the factors supporting Bitcoin’s value.
Sigel also noted that policymakers are unlikely to fix the unsustainable financial structure in the short term, adding that the upward trend in Bitcoin could strengthen if liquidity conditions improve further.
Cautious Outlook on the Options Market!
Sigel also noted that various institutional investors, from investment advisory firms to sovereign wealth funds, are buying Bitcoin. He stated that this development shows the continued interest of institutional investors in Bitcoin, and added that in the options market, higher premiums are seen for put options compared to call options.
Matthew Sigel also noted that pricing in Bitcoin derivatives markets reflects investors’ cautious stance. According to Sigel, in options trading, demand for put contracts, which protect against price declines, is higher than demand for call contracts, which represent an expectation of an increase.
This situation indicates that investors are both maintaining their long-term bullish expectations and focusing on hedging strategies against potential fluctuations.
*This is not investment advice.