TechFlow News, March 2: According to CoinDesk, as the Iran conflict enters its third day, market risk-aversion sentiment has intensified. Bitcoin rebounded from a weekend low of $63,000 to approximately $66,500—a rise of over 5%—outperforming U.S. equities amid broad-based declines in risk assets. Data shows that although this round of market volatility triggered roughly $300 million in long-position liquidations, the scale of forced liquidations remains relatively contained, indicating that the market had already prepared for a high-volatility environment. Bitcoin’s 30-day annualized implied volatility index (BVIV) remains at approximately 58.8%, staying within last week’s price range without exhibiting panic-driven spikes. In options markets, short-term Bitcoin put options currently trade at an 8–10% premium over call options; the $60,000 put option is among the most actively traded contracts. Additionally, demand has emerged for Bitcoin put spreads, reflecting a degree of resilience in the crypto market and suggesting orderly risk release, with no signs yet of systemic panic.
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