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Sep 7, 2026
< 1min read
byJordan Lyanchev
forCryptoPotato
Bitcoin has stalled near $80,000 after several days of failing to decisively break that level, while options traders show muted concern about a volatility spike. QCP Capital reports 18-day at-the-money implied volatility at 37%–38% despite the US inflation report and FOMC meeting in the next ten days, suggesting subdued options pricing and limited near-term market-impact risk for crypto.
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Bitcoin has spent the past several days struggling to decisively break past $80,000, and options traders don’t appear too concerned about an imminent volatility explosion despite the major economic events in the next ten days.
QCP Capital’s latest <a href="https://xpertsstudio.com/zcash-price-prediction-zec-rally-gains-steam-as-zec-climbs-140-in-one-month-market-analysis/” title=”Zcash Price Prediction: ZEC Rally Gains Steam as ZEC Climbs 140% in One Month | Market Analysis”>market analysis suggests that BTC’s 18-day at-the-money implied volatility currently sits at just 37%-38%, despite the upcoming US inflation report and the subsequent FOMC meeting.
Source: cryptorank.io