In the rhythm of Bitcoin's oscillating upward trend, selling options strategies might be worth a try. The Call Ratio Spread combination is actually quite good—it allows participation in the upward trend without being too aggressive.
The core logic is straightforward: if you have idle spot holdings, you can consider a more prudent hedging approach. Hold the spot as the underlying position, and use options to enhance returns. This way, even if the market pulls back, there can be some buffer.
The key is to manage risk exposure—don't go all-in right away. Controlling your position size is often more reliable than chasing the highest returns.
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ChainProspector
· 01-07 05:15
I've tried the put option strategy before, but I'm just worried that a sudden sharp drop might cause a liquidation, and I can't handle the stress.
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ForkTrooper
· 01-05 04:08
I've tried selling options, and sometimes it can really stabilize losses. But with Call Ratio Spread... you need to control that balance well, or a single pullback can wipe out your position.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-05 04:08
It's the same old story of spot + options again, sounds good but how many actually make money? I still prefer to go all-in directly; after all, I'll lose sooner or later.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-05 04:05
The options strategy is interesting, but the key depends on your psychological resilience... Otherwise, you'll regret it when you get liquidated.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-05 03:40
Going all-in ultimately means going all-in; there's nothing wrong with that statement.
Bullish Market Options Strategy
In the rhythm of Bitcoin's oscillating upward trend, selling options strategies might be worth a try. The Call Ratio Spread combination is actually quite good—it allows participation in the upward trend without being too aggressive.
The core logic is straightforward: if you have idle spot holdings, you can consider a more prudent hedging approach. Hold the spot as the underlying position, and use options to enhance returns. This way, even if the market pulls back, there can be some buffer.
The key is to manage risk exposure—don't go all-in right away. Controlling your position size is often more reliable than chasing the highest returns.