According to @glassnode, the skew for puts remains at 14%, reflecting a decline from the previous 26% during peak market fear. This indicates that traders are quick to hedge against perceived risks but unwind these positions as fear diminishes. Such dynamics highlight the sensitivity of the options market to risk sentiment changes.

According to @glassnode, downside skew has steepened across the options curve and short dated skews have not fully reverted. According to @glassnode, options are priced with clear asymmetry, showing downside protection remains in demand and fear has not fully cleared.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, their premium members achieved a +170 point gain or over +300% by cashing out puts and shorts. This was based on a specific alert provided before market close the previous day. The alert facilitated strategic trading decisions that capitalized on market movements, showcasing the effectiveness of their trading guidance.

According to @KobeissiLetter, they successfully executed a short position on the S&P 500, anticipating a retest of the 5505 low. The strategy resulted in puts opening over 100% higher, highlighting a profitable trade for their premium members.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, their recent strategy involved shorting the S&P 500 and anticipated a retest of the 5505 low, resulting in puts opening over 100% higher, a significant gain for traders who followed their alert.

According to glassnode, Bitcoin options markets are reflecting a growing demand for downside protection. The Volatility Smile indicates that puts are trading at a higher premium than calls, which suggests a risk-averse positioning among investors as they hedge against further downside.

According to Greeks.live, there has been a notable 180-degree shift in the crypto options market within less than 24 hours, moving from long puts to long calls. This rapid change indicates a significant shift in trader sentiment and could signal a bullish outlook in the near term.