BTC $62,990.05 +0.03%
ETH $1,877.72 -0.23%
BNB $606.70 -0.16%
XRP $0.9995 -0.12%
SOL $75.27 -0.12%
TRX $0.3307 -0.51%
DOGE $0.0695 -0.65%
ADA $0.1763 -1.79%
BCH $203.55 -1.24%
LINK $9.46 +2.85%
HYPE $56.94 +0.83%
AAVE $86.03 -0.35%
SUI $0.6751 -1.02%
XLM $0.1567 -0.96%
ZEC $484.74 -2.46%
BTC $62,990.05 +0.03%
ETH $1,877.72 -0.23%
BNB $606.70 -0.16%
XRP $0.9995 -0.12%
SOL $75.27 -0.12%
TRX $0.3307 -0.51%
DOGE $0.0695 -0.65%
ADA $0.1763 -1.79%
BCH $203.55 -1.24%
LINK $9.46 +2.85%
HYPE $56.94 +0.83%
AAVE $86.03 -0.35%
SUI $0.6751 -1.02%
XLM $0.1567 -0.96%
ZEC $484.74 -2.46%

Bitcoin ETF and Treasury companies heavily buying $60,000 protective put options

2026-02-27 16:23:55

According to market news, large Bitcoin ETF holders and treasury companies have recently concentrated their purchases of BTC put options with a strike price of $60,000 and below, with maturities of 6 months and 1 year on Deribit, as a hedge against a price drop below $60,000.

Deribit stated that the open interest for BTC put options with a strike price of $60,000 has risen to approximately $1.5 billion, the highest among all strike prices and maturities on the platform, indicating a significant increase in demand for medium to long-term downside hedging. Currently, Bitcoin spot is fluctuating around $67,000, but the implied volatility of 30-day put options is about 7% higher than that of call options, indicating that the options market still favors downside protection.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.