After the large options expiration on December 26, the put-to-call open interest ratio jumped from 0.5 to 0.78, once boosting the weight on the put side. However, recent bullish position building has reversed the situation—additional call options have lowered this ratio, which is now hovering around 0.71. This shift is quite interesting: from a previous bearish tilt, the market is now beginning to lean bullish again, reflecting a clear change in trader sentiment in the short term. A lower ratio indicates relatively stronger bullish options; the current level of 0.71 suggests that the bulls have already taken the lead. The future trend depends on whether this momentum can be sustained.
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RooftopReserver
· 10h ago
The bullish momentum at the 0.71 level is indeed gaining strength, but how long this momentum can last remains to be seen.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 13h ago
Starting to build long positions again? It seems that the big players haven't given up yet. We need to see how long the 0.71 level can hold.
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consensus_failure
· 13h ago
Hmm... Did the bulls really bottom out at 0.71, or should we wait and see a bit more?
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GateUser-a180694b
· 13h ago
What are the bulls up to again? Thinking of a reversal at 0.71? I remain skeptical.
BTC Options Bullish Signal Turns
After the large options expiration on December 26, the put-to-call open interest ratio jumped from 0.5 to 0.78, once boosting the weight on the put side. However, recent bullish position building has reversed the situation—additional call options have lowered this ratio, which is now hovering around 0.71. This shift is quite interesting: from a previous bearish tilt, the market is now beginning to lean bullish again, reflecting a clear change in trader sentiment in the short term. A lower ratio indicates relatively stronger bullish options; the current level of 0.71 suggests that the bulls have already taken the lead. The future trend depends on whether this momentum can be sustained.