Deep Tide TechFlow News, October 23, reported by The Block, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) previously approved the trading and listing of options for multiple spot Bitcoin ETFs. Several analysts expect this move will increase Bitcoin's market volatility.

Kbit CEO Ed Tolson stated that U.S. retail investors may see IBIT options as a tool for achieving asymmetric return structures. He noted, "Institutional market makers may need to buy when prices rise and sell when they fall, which could amplify volatility."

Galaxy Digital Trading Director Michael Harvey expects volatility to rise in the short term, but in the long run, institutional investors adopting yield-generating strategies may reduce overall volatility. The SEC has set a limit of 25,000 contracts on options positions, and Harvey believes this may push some institutions to trade crypto-related stocks such as Coinbase or MicroStrategy.