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Morning Minute: Fomo's $75M Raise Shows Big VCs Are Still Betting on Consumer Crypto

Bitcoin Volatility Looks Cheap, While Fomo's $75M Raise Shows VC Confidence

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The crypto market is experiencing a downturn, with Bitcoin and Ether prices dropping, but some experts see opportunities in the cheap volatility. Meanwhile, a $75 million raise by Fomo shows that big venture capitalists...

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The crypto market fell on Tuesday, with Bitcoin trading at $62,300, having lost 2.5% since midnight UTC, while Ether tumbled by more than 4% to...

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The crypto market fell on Tuesday, with Bitcoin trading at $62,300, having lost 2.5% since midnight UTC, while Ether tumbled by more than 4% to $1,650. The selloff follows Monday's downturn in technology stocks, with another day in the red foreshadowed by Nasdaq 100 futures, which have cratered by 2.5% since midnight.

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The cheap volatility in Bitcoin options is seen as a buying opportunity by some experts. Jean-David Péquignot, chief commercial officer at Deribit,...

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The cheap volatility in Bitcoin options is seen as a buying opportunity by some experts. Jean-David Péquignot, chief commercial officer at Deribit, told CoinDesk that "vol is cheap relative to its own history but no longer at fire-sale levels." This means that traders are pricing in smaller price swings for the largest cryptocurrency than they have for most of the past year.

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Absent a decisive catalyst the path of least resistance is range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand." — Can-Luca...

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"Absent a decisive catalyst the path of least resistance is range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand." — Can-Luca Köymen, investment strategist at Sygnum
"Markets often spend extended periods consolidating before a catalyst emerges, and that catalyst is frequently something investors weren't focused on beforehand." — Angie Malltezi, chief operating officer of Altius

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41.5%: Deribit's bitcoin volatility index, DVOL, which measures the annualized 30-day expected, or implied, volatility. 2.5%: The drop in Bitcoin...

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  • **41.5%: Deribit's bitcoin volatility index, DVOL, which measures the annualized 30-day expected, or implied, volatility.
  • **2.5%: The drop in Bitcoin price since midnight UTC.

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Who: Fomo What: Raised $75 million in funding Impact: Shows VC confidence in consumer crypto

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  • Who: Fomo
  • What: Raised $75 million in funding
  • Impact: Shows VC confidence in consumer crypto

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The oil scare that drove energy to account for more than 60% of May's CPI increase has not yet been reflected in the data. Experts expect the first real inflection point to be late in the third quarter.

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The crypto market is expected to continue its range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand. However, the cheap volatility in Bitcoin options presents a buying opportunity for some experts.

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    Morning Minute: Fomo's $75M Raise Shows Big VCs Are Still Betting on Consumer Crypto

  2. Source 2 · Fulqrum Sources

    Bitcoin volatility looks cheap as $10 billion options settlement nears

  3. Source 3 · Fulqrum Sources

    The oil scare is fading, but Bitcoin is still trapped by the gas-price hangover

  4. Source 4 · Fulqrum Sources

    Crypto market drops as Nasdaq tech selloff spills into digital assets

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Morning Minute: Fomo's $75M Raise Shows Big VCs Are Still Betting on Consumer Crypto

Bitcoin Volatility Looks Cheap, While Fomo's $75M Raise Shows VC Confidence

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The crypto market is experiencing a downturn, with Bitcoin and Ether prices dropping, but some experts see opportunities in the cheap volatility. Meanwhile, a $75 million raise by Fomo shows that big venture capitalists are still betting on consumer crypto.

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The crypto market fell on Tuesday, with Bitcoin trading at $62,300, having lost 2.5% since midnight UTC, while Ether tumbled by more than 4% to $1,650. The selloff follows Monday's downturn in technology stocks, with another day in the red foreshadowed by Nasdaq 100 futures, which have cratered by 2.5% since midnight.

Why It Matters

The cheap volatility in Bitcoin options is seen as a buying opportunity by some experts. Jean-David Péquignot, chief commercial officer at Deribit, told CoinDesk that "vol is cheap relative to its own history but no longer at fire-sale levels." This means that traders are pricing in smaller price swings for the largest cryptocurrency than they have for most of the past year.

What Experts Say

"Absent a decisive catalyst the path of least resistance is range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand." — Can-Luca Köymen, investment strategist at Sygnum
"Markets often spend extended periods consolidating before a catalyst emerges, and that catalyst is frequently something investors weren't focused on beforehand." — Angie Malltezi, chief operating officer of Altius

Key Numbers

  • **41.5%: Deribit's bitcoin volatility index, DVOL, which measures the annualized 30-day expected, or implied, volatility.
  • **2.5%: The drop in Bitcoin price since midnight UTC.

Key Facts

  • Who: Fomo
  • What: Raised $75 million in funding
  • Impact: Shows VC confidence in consumer crypto

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The oil scare that drove energy to account for more than 60% of May's CPI increase has not yet been reflected in the data. Experts expect the first real inflection point to be late in the third quarter.

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The crypto market is expected to continue its range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand. However, the cheap volatility in Bitcoin options presents a buying opportunity for some experts.

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