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Greeks.Live: BTC Short-Term Volatility Expected to Be Low, ETH Implied Volatility Over Twice That of BTC

Summary: According to Greeks.Live analyst Adam, there is relatively more macro data this week, with the most important being CPI on Tuesday and the upcoming Putin-Zelensky meeting on Friday. Recent signals suggest easing tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which could have global economic implications if the meeting yields substantive results. Short-term implied volatility for BTC has ...

According to Greeks.Live analyst Adam, there is relatively more macro data this week, with the most important being CPI on Tuesday and the upcoming Putin-Zelensky meeting on Friday. Recent signals suggest easing tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which could have global economic implications if the meeting yields substantive results. Short-term implied volatility for BTC has generally dropped to above 30%, indicating low volatility expectations, while ETH's major terms are mainly around 65% to 70%, over twice that of BTC, especially as ETH surged past $4300 over the weekend, with short-term IV exceeding 70%.

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