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- 07:41QCP: There is a higher demand for BTC call options than put options, but the option skew may fall againThe Federal Reserve announced a slowdown in tapering, causing Bitcoin to rebound by more than 5% from below $83,000, briefly breaking through $87,000. Analysts at QCP Capital pointed out that traders' sentiment is turning bullish as call options become more expensive or there is higher demand than put options, contrasting with the situation earlier this week. However, Amberdata's Director of Derivatives Greg Magadini believes macro uncertainties still exist and option skewness may turn bearish again. (Note: The so-called "skewness" refers to the difference in volatility between put/call options in the options market).
- 07:29Matrixport: Bitcoin is attempting to break the downward trend, and arbitrage selling pressure is nearing its endChainCatcher News, Matrixport released a chart today showing that Bitcoin is attempting to break the downward trend, benefiting from the slightly dovish stance of the Federal Reserve and Trump's hint at adopting a more targeted strategy for tariffs. Compared with the past few weeks, these changes have provided a more constructive environment for the market. In addition, as the end of the quarter approaches, selling pressure from arbitrage funds is easing due to persistently low funding rates and most sell-offs are nearing their end. Although current catalysts are not enough to support Bitcoin in setting new historical highs, market prospects have significantly improved.
- 07:16Infini responds to the $50 million capital outflow incident: Lawsuit has been filed and asset freeze applied forInfini officially issued a statement regarding the previous loss of 50 million US dollars, stating that it has filed a lawsuit through the Hong Kong High Court and delivered court documents to the relevant address chain. The company has applied for the following legal measures: 1: Apply to the court for an asset freezing order, prohibiting the parties involved from transferring or disposing of related funds; 2: Requesting that those in control of relevant wallets disclose their identities so as to further track asset flows; 3: Applying for permission to serve outside jurisdiction in support of cross-jurisdictional legal actions. Infini stated that this outflow of funds was an abnormal transfer without multi-signature approval, with core reason being flaws in authority management. The company has restructured its contract authority architecture, introduced third-party audits and launched on-chain monitoring systems to strengthen governance mechanisms and ensure user asset safety. The platform emphasized that user funds were not affected; all deposit, withdrawal and payment card services are operating normally.