Key Points
- Bitcoin’s 1M 25 Delta Skew has fallen to -6.1%, indicating higher demand for call options over put options.
- Whale Exchange Balance Change has dropped to -49.7K BTC over 30 days, reflecting reduced sell-side pressure.
Bitcoin’s [BTC](https://coineagle.com/price/bitcoin/) 1M 25 Delta Skew has decreased to -6.1%, reflecting a higher demand for call options over put options in the options market.
This indicates a strong upward conviction among market participants, as traders seem willing to pay a premium for potential gains, rather than hedging risk.
Whales Accumulate
Bitcoin’s spot Netflow has remained negative over the past five days, indicating a strong accumulation trend. In fact, this demand for Bitcoin is even more aggressive among larger holders or ‘whales’.
Whale Exchange Inflows have significantly declined over the last few months, hitting a 6-month low on [Binance](https://coineagle.com/exchange/binance/).
Moreover, the Whale Exchange Balance Change has dropped to -49.7K BTC over the last 30 days. This suggests that whales are not sending their coins to exchanges, but instead are holding onto them.
Breakout or Rejection?
With call options dominating the Futures market, it suggests that investors expect prices to rise even further. Demand for Bitcoin remains strong among whales and retail investors, positioning it for potential gains.
If current trends continue, Bitcoin could break out of consolidation and reach $107,225. However, if short-term holders decide to take profits, it may retrace to around $101,530.
