Bitcoin has once again refreshed its historical high, with options traders now setting their sights on higher price ranges. As Bitcoin first broke through the $113,000 mark, the open contracts at Deribit exchange were noticeably concentrated on call options with strike prices of $115,000 and $120,000. For the longer-term options expiring at the end of September and in December, open contracts have extended to strike prices of $140,000 and $150,000. This breakthrough, driven by institutional demand, reaffirms the bullish sentiment of crypto investors since the U.S. elections last November—Trump's return to power is expected to usher in a new era of relaxed regulations. "The options market is reflecting strong bullish sentiment," noted Chris Newhouse, research director at DeFi trading firm Ergonia. "The market encountered the largest short position liquidation since May 7 before breaking through historical highs, with approximately $447 million in positions liquidated, clearly indicating that bearish positions have become excessively crowded and are highly susceptible to a short squeeze. #BTC再创新高# 0192837464656574839201