Odaily Planet Daily reported that according to Deribit data, the Delta tilt (Put-Call) of Bitcoin's 30-day options has risen to 12%, a four-month high. Under neutral conditions, the indicator typically fluctuates between -6% and +6%, and is used to measure the market's pricing equilibrium for call and put options. Levels exceeding 10% usually mean that the market is in a state of extreme panic, but this situation is often difficult to maintain for a long time. Previously, on April 7, the indicator hit 13%, when Bitcoin fell below $74,500. In the following month, the price rebounded 40%, rising to $104,150 on May 8. Analysts pointed out that current signs do not indicate the end of the Bitcoin bull market, and market panic may be overreacting. Bitcoin may still benefit from the outflow of funds from the stock market. (Cointelegraph)