Bitcoin's implied volatility ends its continuous decline or suggests that the market will be volatile

10xResearch issued an article on the X platform pointing out that data showed that Bitcoin's implied volatility (IV) fell to a stage low of 33% on July 15, and has now ended a consecutive decline and rebounded slightly to 35%, compared with February this year. The high of about 55% has fallen significantly. Although the recent rebound in implied volatility is limited, it has attracted the attention of options traders. The rebound of this indicator may mean that the market may be volatile, but whether the market rebounds above the bottom or just temporarily pauses before further downside may still be confirmed.