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I noticed that during this Bitcoin crash, BlackRock's options are showing some really interesting movements. We're talking about call and put options – the volume has exploded, and analysts can't agree on what's really happening. Some say it's institutional accumulation, others say it's pure panic hedging. What is certain is that call and put options are moving in an abnormal way compared to usual patterns. The data shows a clear division between those who see this as a bullish signal and those who interpret it as simple portfolio protection. Frankly, when I see this kind of activity in derivatives during a crash, I always wonder if smart money is really buying the dip or if it's just noise. The fact is, call and put options always tell a different story than the spot price – and this time, the story is anything but clear.