Odaily星球日报讯 Deribit 亚太商务负责人 Lin Chen 于 X 发文表示，今日最大的 BTC 大宗期权交易为：某用户收入 450.6 万美元权利金，卖出年底 6 万美元的看涨期权，共计 325 枚 BTC。

Deribit上BTC大宗期权卖出年底6万美元看涨期权，共计325枚BTC

Odaily Odaily News: Lin Chen, head of Asia-Pacific business at Deribit, wrote on X that today’s largest BTC bulk option transaction was: a user earned $4.506 million in premiums and sold a $60,000 call option at the end of the year, totaling 325 BTC.

Deribit BTC block options sells $60,000 call options at the end of the year, totaling 325 BTC

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Coinglass data shows that the notional value of outstanding BTC option positions on the network today is $22.73 billion, and the notional value of outstanding ETH option positions is $4.75 billion.

The total open interest of BTC options is $22.73 billion, and the open interest of ETH options is $4.75 billion.

According to data from the DeFi derivatives platform Derive, as the November 5 US election approaches, Bitcoin traders are preparing to deal with increased volatility, with price fluctuations expected to reach as high as 20%. Derive founder Nick Forster said on Monday: "As we approach a major financial event, the latest trading analysis has revealed some compelling market dynamics insights." The data shows that bets are concentrated around the $80,000 Bitcoin strike price, with strong call option selling, as traders use option premiums to prepare for potential price changes. Forster said: "Selling call options is dominant, indicating that traders are strategically collecting premiums, while the focus on the $80,000 target highlights a potential turning point for Bitcoin." He explained that in the past 24 hours, call options accounted for more than 47%, as traders hope to capitalize on the "premium" brought by election-related volatility. The different maturity volatility patterns indicate that traders are preparing for volatility before next week, but are still uncertain about the direction of the price.

Analysis: US election will increase Bitcoin volatility, options traders focus on $80,000 target

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In 2022, a man named Michael from Spain was troubled by a difficult problem.

As early as 2013, he had purchased 43 bitcoins for a total of $5,300, when bitcoin was not yet popular.

He then stored these coins in an electronic wallet, and to prevent theft, he used a password software to generate a 20-digit random password.

Michael was concerned that storing the password with the same software was not secure enough. If it was cracked by hackers or the computer was lost, the other party could find the password based on the clues and take...

My brother bought dozens of bitcoins 11 years ago. After losing his password, the hacker went through a lot of trouble to help him get it back! The process was too tortuous...