According to a weekend brief from QCP Capital, bitcoin (BTC) has demonstrated remarkable resilience, recovering swiftly from Monday's sharp decline to maintain a position above $60,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) price showed a strong recovery this week, stabilizing above the 60,000 range after a sharp drop below 50,000 on Monday. However, the world’s leading cryptocurrency quickly rebounded, rising above 55,000 on Tuesday and continuing to gain ground throughout the week. By Friday, BTC price had recovered to around 61,000.
Meanwhile, ETH price faced a different fate this week, as the asset’s liquidity shifted away from bitcoin. This caused a gap in implied volatility between the two cryptocurrencies to widen significantly, with ETH’s volatility now surpassing BTC’s by nearly 20%.
Bitcoin (BTC) price showed a strong recovery this week, stabilizing above the 60,000 range after a sharp drop below 50,000 on Monday. However, the world’s leading cryptocurrency quickly rebounded, rising above 55,000 on Tuesday and continuing to gain ground throughout the week. By Friday, BTC price had recovered to around 61,000.
This recovery was largely driven by strong demand for bitcoin options, particularly those expiring in 2025 with strike prices nearing $100,000. Despite recent market volatility, this sustained interest indicates a bullish outlook among institutional investors.
In contrast, ethereum (ETH) price faced a different fate this week, as the asset’s liquidity shifted away from bitcoin. This caused a gap in implied volatility between the two cryptocurrencies to widen significantly, with ETH’s volatility now surpassing BTC’s by nearly 20%.
According to market analysis firm QCP Capital, this shift was due to the underperformance of ETH spot ETFs compared to BTC ETFs, leading to diminished investor interest in ETH. However, the firm also notes that ETH’s higher volatility could offer opportunities for speculative gains, even as it remains more susceptible to substantial drawdowns.
As of 8 a.m. on Saturday, bitcoin (BTC) is hovering just below the 61,000 mark, while ethereum (ETH) is priced at $2,637 per coin.
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