BTC market shows resilience as implied volatility declines

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The BTC market update shows resilience as the BTC price rebounded from $62,500 to $64,000 this week, according to QCP Capital’s August 7 report. A strategy sold 1,638 BTC, while a Coldcard security incident affected 5,000 wallets, resulting in the loss of 1,755 BTC. Implied volatility for at-the-money options was 28.8% for 7 days and 32.6% for 30 days, with the 25-delta risk reversal at -2.10. The U.S. July ISM manufacturing PMI rose to 55.6, and ADP private employment added 44,000 jobs. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz continue, with Brent crude trading above $83. Yen intervention and shifts in JGB yields are influencing global liquidity.

QCP Capital’s report on August 7 showed that BTC rebounded from $62,500 to $64,000 this week. Strategy sold 1,638 BTC last week; the Coldcard security incident affected 5,000 wallets and resulted in a loss of 1,755 BTC, yet the market did not sustain a decline. The 7-day and 30-day at-the-money implied volatilities in the options market stood at 28.8 and 32.6, respectively, while the 7-day 25-delta risk reversal narrowed to -2.10. The U.S. July ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.6, and ADP private employment added 44,000 jobs, as markets await the non-farm payrolls data. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved, with Brent crude oil returning above $83; yen intervention and movements in Japanese government bond yields are influencing global liquidity.

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