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Traders Expect Higher Bitcoin Prices But Hedge Against Volatility

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Bitcoin options data reveals a mixed sentiment among traders, with medium-term positioning remaining bullish but short-term put demand increasing. The total open interest in Bitcoin options has slightly declined to $25.34 billion, with Deribit leading the largest long-term call and put concentrations around $80,000 and $60,000 strikes.

Near-term activity centers on Bybit expiries near $65,000, indicating that traders are hedging against potential volatility. This pattern suggests that traders expect higher Bitcoin prices over time but are protecting against near-term risks. The recent increase in put volume may signal caution among traders, who are preparing for a possible price drop.

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