Data: Bitcoin implied volatility ends a consecutive decline, possibly suggesting the market will see volatility.

Mars Finance news: 10x Research posted on X, saying that data shows Bitcoin implied volatility (IV) fell to a stage low of 33% on July 15, and has since ended the consecutive decline and slightly rebounded to 35%. Compared with the roughly 55% peak in February this year, it has already dropped significantly. Although the recent rebound in implied volatility is limited in magnitude, it has drawn attention from options traders; the rebound may mean that the market could be entering a range or experiencing consolidation. Whether the market has moved above the bottom and rebounded, or whether it is only temporarily pausing before further downside, still needs confirmation.
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