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I noticed an interesting pattern in the Bitcoin market over the past few days. The Bitcoin price is holding around $72,990, and traders are clearly optimistic – I see more and more bets on a rise above $80,000. According to options platform data, the probability of such a scenario by the end of June is estimated at about 35%, indicating a significant bullish shift.
The most interesting thing is the dynamics of the options skew. Back in February, during the panic crash, the indicator dropped to minus 25%. Now it has recovered to plus 10%, and this is not just a number – it means traders have stopped heavily hedging against a decline. Fewer protective puts, more confidence. It’s evident that activity in selling put options is increasing across various platforms; people are willing to take on risk in exchange for premiums. It seems many are expecting a recovery and further growth from June to September.
Regarding Bitcoin’s current price and the forecast for the coming months, the trend appears supportive. Over the past month, the price has increased by 4-5 percent, which is already a signal given the volatility of the crypto market. Of course, Bitcoin price forecasts always contain uncertainty, but when so many traders are betting on $80,000, it’s worth noting. The options market usually doesn’t lie – if most are preparing for growth, that’s what they’re expecting.