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Implied volatility slopes and jumps in bitcoin options market
This paper derives a theoretical relation between the left and right slopes of the implied volatility curve with negative and positive price jumps. Empirical analysis using bitcoin options tick-by-tick data from Deribit exchange supported the theoretical findings that negative and positive jumps have reversal impacts on bitcoin options' implied volatility slopes even after the control of net-buying-pressure and realized positive and negative skewness measures.
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