The Deribit platform will expire on 28 August at 08:00 UTC, with a nominal value of approximately $6.44 billion at current prices. Bitcoin quickly rose from about $62,000 a week earlier to around $80 million, making this expiration one of the most interesting events in the encryption market this week.

At the time of the submission, Bitcoin had reported approximately US$ 78,970, a decline of about 1.4 per cent for 24 hours, but had increased 22.9 per cent over the past seven days. The fluctuations in the daytime range between US$ 77,955 and US$ 80,194.

More contracts than contracts.

In these mature contracts, the increase in the number of options is estimated at 44 639, the drop in the options at 37,061 and the put-call ratio at 0.83, showing a higher number of options. However, this data does not in itself provide a direct indication of the continued rise in market-consistent bets, as part of the view that an increase in position may also be used for neutral strategies, readiness positions or fluctuations.

In terms of the implementation price distribution, $75,000 is the most centrally seen implementation price for the current warehouse, with a nominal value of approximately $236 million, followed by $80 million, about $157 million. With Bitcoin moving up fast before, the lower than current price increases appear to be in real range.

$75,000 and $80,000 between areas of concern

The market is more concerned with these hedges near intensive implementation prices. Marketers usually adjust risk exposures by buying and selling bitcoin cash, futures or other relevant instruments. Such adjustments may be more frequent when prices are close to warehouse-intensive areas.

Deribit's Chief Risk Officer Shaun Fernando states that there are options in excess of $500 million in nominal terms in 5% of the current price of bitcoin. This means that the need for hedges may increase significantly before maturity.

In such cases, prices can sometimes be “crushed” close to key performance prices, such as $80 million; but when prices quickly break through a dense area, hedge transactions may in turn magnify volatility. According to the article, these are only possible situations and do not determine the result, as the outside world is not in a position to judge the net position of the marketer solely on the basis of publicly held warehouse data.

Changes in the volatility structure

Fernando also mentioned that nearly 20 per cent of Deribit's misalignment contract will expire in this concentration. At the same time, Deribit Bitcoin Volatility Index DVOL has increased by about 30 percent in relative terms over the past week.

The structure of the option duration has also been changed from review to contango, which means that the implicit volatility of longer-term contracts is higher than that of shorter-term contracts. At the same time, there was a negative shift in the shift in the rate of fluctuations between the upward and downward options, reflecting increased market demand for up-front openings.

This change followed a rapid rebound in bitcoin. According to reports, United States spot bitcoin ETF attracted a combined inflow of some $1.1 billion on 19 and 20 August, pushing the BTC out of the previous zone and up to $76,000.

"Maximity Point" is not the same as the target.

The maximum pain point price for this maturity is about $68,000. The maximum pain point is the settlement price at which the maximum value of the option is to be zero, thereby minimizing the overall return of the holder.

However, this indicator is not suitable for short-term price targets. It does not fully reflect the changes in hedging transactions, construction costs, warehousing in off-site or other transactions, spot purchase boards and macro factors.

At present, the price of bitcoin is still about $110 million above $68,000. By contrast, it is more likely that the market will first observe whether prices will continue to remain around $80,000 or return to the $75,000 line. As the maturity position is levelled or extended, the near-end hedge demand may also fall after settlement, leading to a cooling of fluctuations.