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This weekly report reviews a sharp crypto selloff alongside higher US yields, China-related risk concerns, and the upcoming Federal Reserve outlook at Jackson Hole. It describes heavy BTC futures and perpetual liquidations, falling open interest, a temporary…
This weekly market note connects US inflation releases and speculation about Federal Reserve leadership to moves in gold, bonds, and crypto. It interprets mixed producer and consumer inflation readings, resilient employment, and possible political pressure…
This indicator description presents a version of the Parabolic SAR that can calculate its display using a timeframe selected in the input settings. The example input defaults to a four-hour period, allowing a trader to view higher-timeframe SAR information…
This quarterly recap surveys digital-asset market developments in Q2 2024, including softer token prices and trading activity, regulatory progress, Bitcoin exchange-traded fund flows, memecoin trading, and launches of new layer-two and layer-three networks.…
This podcast overview traces Premia’s development from an early peer-to-peer options concept to a decentralized platform supporting order books, RFQ, pools, and vaults. The team’s traditional finance experience shaped its response to crypto-specific…
This market report reviews crypto price action and options positioning during a sharp late June 2023 rally. It links the move to news about spot ETF filings and a new exchange, then describes rising Bitcoin volatility, a higher options term structure, and a…
This article explains how liquidators can profit by repaying part of an undercollateralized Aave borrower’s debt and receiving collateral with a liquidation bonus. It introduces the health factor as the protocol’s solvency measure, describes how falling…
This feature note describes a chart comparing an asset’s at-the-money implied volatility (ATM-IV) with its realized close-to-close log return. It uses the implied volatility observed at the start of the interval as an estimate of the expected daily move,…
This market snapshot reviews regulatory developments in the United States and United Kingdom alongside trading activity across centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, lending protocols, and major networks. It argues that the approved FTX asset sales…
The article explains how Bitcoin ETF inflows and outflows may relate to market liquidity, price pressure, and investor sentiment. Inflows can add buying demand and are often read as bullish, while outflows can reduce liquidity and accompany profit-taking or…
The article presents a framework for managing crypto portfolio risk through sector diversification, active hedging, quantitative monitoring, and rebalancing. It suggests diversifying across asset categories such as Layer 1 tokens, DeFi governance tokens, and…
This press release summarizes a survey of asset managers and hedge funds in the United States and Europe about digital-asset activity and infrastructure needs. It reports that 48% of respondents had digital assets under management, while 25% had a dedicated…
This article presents Almanax’s approach to preventing blockchain exploits through AI-assisted code review and continuous security monitoring. The described system uses language models to examine code logic and potential attack surfaces, and is intended to…
This interview discusses how traders can identify persistent sources of edge, implement them, and manage the risks and emotions that accompany them. Euan Sinclair describes edge as a market phenomenon that mathematics can measure, citing trends, mean…
This brief market recap highlights four observations about Bitcoin and Ether derivatives as of November 22, 2022: realized and implied volatility had fallen, the six-month historical volatility spread between ETH and BTC was described as supported, option…
This article explains how current and historical crypto market data can support risk decisions. It describes volatility measures such as standard deviation and beta, and liquidity indicators including trading volume, order books, market depth, bid-ask…
The document explains six Bitcoin indicators used to interpret investor sentiment and supply behavior: realized price, net unrealized profit/loss (NUPL), coins held or presumed lost, monthly long-term-holder position change, liquid versus illiquid supply,…
This weekly market note examines how the XRP ruling and other headlines affected crypto prices, implied volatility, and options positioning. It contrasts a quiet macro calendar and subdued longer-term realized volatility with event-driven moves in the front…
This market commentary reviews Bitcoin and Ethereum options positioning alongside activity in oSQTH for the week covered. It describes several reported structures: a put spread financed with calls, a put risk reversal, a short-dated straddle sale, call…
This newsletter connects a softer US inflation and labor market outlook with expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts and possible support for crypto prices. It then frames Bitcoin’s decline in the context of German government sales and anticipated Mt. Gox…
This podcast recap discusses Bitcoin options-market conditions around the ETF narrative, including term structure, skew, and changes in inter-dealer flows. It also describes exchange structured products: Double-Win, a range-based payoff compared to a…
The article describes adjusting hedge ratios as crypto prices, implied volatility, and liquidity conditions change. For derivatives portfolios, it suggests rebalancing futures and options exposures, including strikes and expirations, to manage directional…
This market commentary links a risk-off episode to declines in stocks and crypto, stronger gold, increased volatility, and heavy leveraged liquidations. It compares perpetual futures with spot markets, arguing that forced selling and uneven order-book depth…
The article explains how blockchain data fragmentation can complicate work for financial institutions. APIs tailored to individual networks often use different methods and data formats, requiring separate integrations, repeated requests, and ongoing…