Key points:
CryptoQuant questions whether demand for Bitcoin has, in fact, actually taken a hit from IBIT ETF options in its latest Bitcoin analysis. Pushed into paper derivatives by institutional traders, “paper Bitcoin” supply could increase and dampen demand for a spot investment in Bitcoin. That would not be too dissimilar from how supply in the futures market worked during the 2022 bear market.
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But CryptoQuant analysts caution that the effect this will have is increasing love for paper Bitcoin by institutional traders, decreasing direct investment into spot Bitcoin, and increasing open interest in derivatives. In other words, similar to gold markets, it may be derivatives trading driving demand for the physical asset, but there are concerns related to volatility and market dynamics.
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