BTC has risen, but no one dares to bet on the true direction yet

Latest market data shows Bitcoin rebounded nearly 7% since the weekend, but faced clear resistance around $72k, and momentum is beginning to weaken. On the surface, it’s rising, but in reality, funds are starting to hesitate.
More genuine signals come from the options market—on one side, institutions are betting on an upward move, with $80k call options continuing to heat up, and even spot ETF-related options are being continuously bought; on the other side, put options hedging against a decline are also not decreasing.
Simply put: both bulls and bears are betting, but no one is willing to go all in.
The core variable behind this is the development of the situation in the beautiful country and Iran over the weekend. Once the situation changes, fluctuations in energy prices will directly impact inflation expectations, which in turn will influence the Federal Reserve’s policy path. This is the real “switch” weighing on the market.
The current market isn’t fundamentally about trend, but rather a game of waiting for macro signals to land.
(When institutions buy both calls and puts simultaneously, it indicates they are also waiting for an answer) #BTC #Gate现货衍生品双双冲进全球前三 $TNSR $CFG $AKE