Greeks.live said Bitcoin has climbed back to $66,000, a move it described as a positive signal because it marks the highest level in nearly two months and places BTC back inside the trading range seen since the start of the year. The firm said implied volatility across major expiries has remained broadly stable, with IV staying below 40% across tenors this year. It added that during the sharp sell-off in February, implied volatility briefly rose above 50% for major maturities, but for most of the year it has stayed below 45%. According to Greeks.live, that pattern suggests investors have gradually adjusted to an unusually low-volatility market environment, and that subdued volatility may be turning into a new normal for the crypto options market.
Greeks.live said on July 21 that Bitcoin has rebounded to $66,000, calling it a positive signal. The firm said the move marks BTC's highest level in nearly two months and puts it back within the trading range seen since the beginning of the year.
According to Greeks.live, implied volatility, or IV, across major expiries has remained broadly stable. It said IV across tenors has stayed below 40% this year, indicating that investors have gradually adapted to an extremely low-volatility market environment.
Greeks.live also said that during the sharp decline in February, implied volatility across major expiries briefly rose above 50%. Outside that period, IV has remained below 45% for most of the year. The firm said this may indicate that low volatility is gradually becoming the new normal in the crypto options market.
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