According to BitMEX Research, Metaplanet (3350 JP) has declined by 54% from its peak, yet it continues to trade at a significant premium compared to its Bitcoin holdings. This discrepancy raises questions about when the stock will align with its net asset value (NAV), highlighting a persistent premium that is not justified by the underlying assets. Traders should consider the potential for further adjustments in stock value based on these NAV dynamics.

According to Ki Young Ju, Coinbase whales are significantly impacting Bitcoin's price action, with spot volume dominance increasing by over 30% in the past week, and the Coinbase premium turning negative.

According to @GreeksLive, selling call options on Bitcoin can generate passive income by collecting premiums. If Bitcoin's price remains below the strike price, the seller retains the premium. To mitigate risks, it is advisable to set the strike price above a key resistance level and consider hedging with spot Bitcoin.

According to @GreeksLive, traders are presented with two strategies: shorting the $62k call option to collect a $1,341.20 premium or longing the $62k call option in anticipation of a breakout. The choice depends on the trader's market outlook and risk tolerance.

According to GreeksLive, traders have two main strategies for the $62k call option. They can either short the option to collect a $1,341.20 premium or long the option and bet on a breakout above $62k. This decision depends on whether traders are bearish or bullish on the market.