According to Deep Tide TechFlow news on January 6, CoinDesk reported that there were large bullish bets in the cryptocurrency options market, with one trader investing over $6 million on Deribit to purchase Bitcoin call options with a strike price of $100,000, expiring on March 28.
Data analysis agency Amberdata points out that this reflects market expectations that Bitcoin will reach an all-time high after Trump's inauguration. Currently, the call option with a strike price of $120,000 has become the most popular option contract on Deribit, with an open interest nominal value of $1.52 billion.
Amberdata's derivatives director Greg Magadini stated in the weekly report that the period during and after Trump's inauguration will be a golden time for the release of favorable policies, which may become a catalyst for driving up Bitcoin prices.
Cryptocurrency index provider CF Benchmarks holds a similar view in its annual report, believing that the SEC under a pro-cryptocurrency leadership may reduce enforcement risks, simplify compliance requirements, and enhance investor confidence. However, the agency also warns that delays in policy implementation may cause short-term volatility.