A key change in Ethereum options pricing hints that ETH price could rise beyond $1,350
Ethereum whales are market makers are no longer charging excessive premiums for protective put options, a sign that ETH price could be en-route to new highs.
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Ethereum whales are market makers are no longer charging excessive premiums for protective put options, a sign that ETH price could be en-route to new highs.
The BTC futures premium remains a topic of concern, but it appears that traders are starting to price similar risks for the upside and downside.
Derivatives played a major role in the last bull market and it’s highly likely that they will be integral in the market’s evolution in 2023.
Reasons for bearishness include U.S. Federal Reserve tightening, the absence of leverage buyers' demand, and fearful BTC option traders.
ETH price bulls struggle as futures remain trading below its fair value, signaling excessive demand for shorts.
Miners are in deep trouble due to increased hash rate and energy costs, but pro traders slightly added to their longs despite the recent BTC pullback.
Demand for leverage buying remains absent in ETH despite the recent bounce to $1,200 as the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to hike interest rates.
Top traders' long-to-short ratio and stronger demand for stablecoins in Asia indicate higher odds of further price correction.
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