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A user may have mistakenly bought an option worth 0.004 BTC at a price of 0.0434 BTC, resulting in a profit of nearly 4 BTC for the counterparty.
Odaily Planet Daily News, macro researcher Adam from Greeks.live recently published an analysis of the weekend Options Block Trading: Last weekend, the large amount of Options transactions were mainly concentrated in BTC, mainly in calendar spreads, and the trading activity was not considered active, belonging to the normal volume of the weekend. There is a strange price difference in the calendar, buying the IV of 12OCT24-60000-C is as high as 495%, which means buying Options worth 0.004 BTC at a price of 0.0434 BTC per contract, and buying 100 BTC. The analysis suggests that the user may have made a mistake (pressed the wrong decimal point), and the counterparty in this transaction directly earned close to 4 BTC.