On the first day of listing, BlackRock's IBIT options had a total trading volume of nearly 1.9 billion US dollars, with 82% being call options
Bloomberg senior ETF analyst James Seyffart's monitoring data shows that the final statistics on the first day of BlackRock's IBIT options listing indicate a notional exposure slightly below $1.9 billion through 354,000 contract trades, of which 82% were call options (289,000) and 18% were put options (65,000), a ratio of 4.4:1. The analyst said: "These options are almost certainly part of the reason why Bitcoin hit a record high today."
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