PANews reported on April 14 that on Friday night, the Trump administration issued new guidelines to exempt some technology products from high tariffs, but Trump subsequently denied relaxing tariffs. Despite this, Bitcoin prices rebounded and traders actively bought call options on the Deribit platform. According to Amberdata, the market skewness turned from strong bearishness last week to near zero, indicating that market panic has decreased and bullish interest has rebounded. Deribit data shows that the $100,000 call option has become the most popular choice, accounting for more than 75% of global options activity, with a cumulative notional open interest value of nearly $1.2 billion. At the same time, the $70,000 put option is the second most popular choice, with an open interest value of $982 million.
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