PANews reported on January 17 that Greeks.live macro researcher Adam released today's options delivery data, saying that 22,000 BTC options expired, the Put Call Ratio was 0.95, the maximum pain point was $96,000, and the nominal value was $2.19 billion; 182,000 ETH options expired, the Put Call Ratio was 0.36, the maximum pain point was $3,250, and the nominal value was $610 million. The price of Bitcoin once again broke through $100,000, boosting market sentiment, but most altcoins still performed weakly.

The implied volatility (IV) of short-term options has risen, and the market has shown a bullish force on the short-term target of $105,000. In addition, Trump will officially take office next week, and whether the new government will introduce favorable policies for cryptocurrencies has attracted attention. Combined with the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting at the end of the month, it is expected that there will be no interest rate cut. It is recommended to pay attention to policy changes and ETF fund inflows, and to appropriately deploy short-term options for short-term operations.