Bitcoin's BVIV volatility index has hit its lowest level since 2025, according to reporting from CoinDesk. This development comes as option demand has collapsed. Despite the decrease in volatility, downside protection still commands a premium, indicating that investors are willing to pay for protection against potential declines.
Furthermore, overwriting, which involves selling options to generate premium income, has surged. This suggests that investors are seeking to capitalize on the current low-volatility environment by selling options that they believe are unlikely to be exercised.