2025-12-29 04:27:23

The impact of macro events on the market is becoming increasingly complex. This week, I read quite a few in-depth analyses of the options market—it's quite insightful for friends who want to use macro perspectives to trade options.

How to interpret Skew data, the actual meaning of VRP (volatility premium), and what the Term Structure curve can tell us—combining these indicators can be very effective. Many people only focus on prices but overlook these hidden signals, which are actually easier for bottom fishing or top escaping.

Especially when macro expectations change, the options market's reaction is often more敏感 than the spot market. If you haven't mastered these tools yet, now is the perfect time to learn options.

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AirdropHunter

· 6h ago

To be honest, I didn't really understand VRP before. After looking into it, I realized I've been just messing around all along, haha.

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GasFeeVictim

· 6h ago

To be honest, I took a long time to understand what VRP is. Looking back at my previous operations, I feel a bit scared. The options market is indeed fierce, reacting much faster than the spot market. Several times, I only realized something was wrong after seeing the options move first. I'm still exploring Skew data. I feel it's more reliable when combined with candlestick charts. Really, many people only focus on price increases and decreases, and never think about looking at these hidden signals. Learning these tools now is much better than blindly guessing before, although I still incur losses.

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