Analysis: The market is becoming less sensitive to Trump, and Bitcoin implied volatility has decreased significantly compared to last week
According to Odaily, Greeks.live posted on X that the market is becoming less sensitive to Trump, with Bitcoin's implied volatility having decreased significantly compared to last week. Although Trump will definitely make statements that impact the market in the future, regardless of what he says—even if he announces sending ground troops tomorrow—it will not be outside the market's expectations. Currently, changes in Skew and trade distribution are rather scattered, the market lacks consensus, and everyone is waiting.
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