According to BlockBeats, Greeks.Live analyst Adam highlighted on social media that this week is marked by significant macroeconomic data releases. The most crucial among these is the Consumer Price Index (CPI) scheduled for Tuesday. Additionally, the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian officials on Friday is a key event to watch, especially as recent signals suggest a potential easing of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Any substantial outcomes from this meeting could have global economic implications.
In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin's short to medium-term implied volatility has generally fallen above 30%, indicating low short-term volatility expectations. In contrast, Ethereum's implied volatility across major maturities ranges from 65% to 70%, more than double that of Bitcoin. This is particularly notable as Ethereum surged to $4,300 over the weekend, pushing its short-term implied volatility above 70%.