According to Odaily Planet Daily, Greeks.live macroeconomic researcher Adam posted on the X platform that with the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole meeting approaching, the options market is seeing a sharp divergence of views. Today, bullish and bearish block trades reached $1.61 billion and $1.14 billion, respectively, accounting for two-thirds of the day's total trading volume.

Trading was mainly concentrated in out-of-the-money options expiring in the current week and the current month. At the same time, short-term implied volatility declined, indicating that institutional investors were not optimistic about the significant volatility brought about by the meeting.