Latest options data from Deribit provides us with an interesting perspective.



Currently, the open interest in the BTC options market at this node shows a clear focus. You will find large positions concentrated at the same level—the $100,000 strike call options expiring on January 30. The notional value of these contracts has far exceeded that of options at other strike prices. What does this indicate?

It suggests that a group of market participants share a relatively consistent view on the medium-term outlook. Despite recent volatility, they have expressed their optimism about the price prospects with real money.

Another detail worth noting is that the put option premium indicator is easing. This usually means that market tension is easing, and selling pressure on the asset is not as heavy as before. From a technical perspective, this gives the spot market some breathing room.

However, analysts also point out that this options structure reflects a subtle standoff between bulls and bears. The concentrated long positions at high levels signal optimism, but the decline in put premiums, while notable, should not be underestimated. The ultimate direction will still depend on how spot liquidity and macroeconomic factors evolve.

Every fluctuation in the derivatives market could be a precursor to market sentiment. Those looking to buy the dip or sell the top are watching these data closely.
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MultiSigFailMastervip
· 01-09 02:37
Is the $100,000 position really that solid? It feels a bit too round, doesn't it?
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ForkMastervip
· 01-06 05:15
$100,000 USD bullish accumulation... I wonder if these people are joking collectively or if they really have confidence. Hmm, the easing of the put-call premium is real, but don’t be fooled by this "good signal." The money for my three kids’ formula is reminding me — the higher the concentration of holdings, the more dangerous it is. Just focusing on options data to catch the bottom and escape the top? Come on, a macro turn can still wipe out everything. Expires on January 30... still a long way to go, let’s wait and see. Seeing the neatly stacked long positions, I smell a certain "consensus trap." Easing of the premium just to catch the bottom? I fell into this trap when I was young. Now I only look at spot liquidity to speak. Concentrated at one price point? I did think of arbitrage through forks, but options aren’t that straightforward.
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 01-06 03:51
100,000 bullish stack so aggressive, is there really someone going all-in or just pretending with options
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FlashLoanPhantomvip
· 01-06 03:50
The $100,000 price point is indeed very attractive, but I think the market is still gambling. Not many people really dare to bet big money as much as you might imagine.
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LuckyHashValuevip
· 01-06 03:47
$100,000 call stack is so high. Are there really so many people going all-in? It feels a bit risky.
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PretendingToReadDocsvip
· 01-06 03:45
A $100,000 call stack is so intense, it feels like everyone is betting on the same dream.
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VitalikFanboy42vip
· 01-06 03:34
Is there really such a large number of people betting on the $100,000 mark? It feels like a roulette game.
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GweiWatchervip
· 01-06 03:33
A rally of 100,000 dollars is so concentrated; it feels like someone is betting on a major event.
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