TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s implied volatility remains near multi-year lows, above only the levels seen during this summer’s extremely quiet market, Greeks.live said in an Oct. 5 analysis. The firm attributed the decline to structural changes in the bitcoin and options markets and said buyer strategies are becoming increasingly competitive. It added that Deribit, following its merger with Coinbase, could bring more capital into the options market.
Bitcoin Implied Volatility Still Near Multi-Year Lows, Greeks.live Says
The compression in implied volatility points to a structurally calmer options market rather than a temporary lull, with Greeks.live framing it as a lasting shift in how the market prices risk. That matters most for option sellers and volatility traders, whose edge depends on dispersion that may now be harder to find. The Deribit-Coinbase merger is the variable worth watching: deeper capital could either revive volatility or further dampen it by making markets more efficient.
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