方程式创始人Vida卖出近700万美元看跌期权，多数将在一个月后行权

Vida, founder of Equation, sold nearly $7 million in put options, most of which will be exercised in one month. Vida posted on platform X, stating that today they sold nearly $7 million in put options, most of which will be exercised in one month. They noted that the current decline in the storage sector is at least approaching an emotional limit, with the implied volatility of storage stocks at an all-time high percentile; AI-related demand continues, and the fundamentals remain unchanged. Regarding selling at prices that are "difficult to transact" rather than prices close to the current market, Vida stated their preference for lower risk and more stable returns. Using the example of MU 660 puts expiring in one month, they said selling 15 contracts now would immediately yield a profit of $47,000; if MU falls below 660 in one month and triggers delivery, they would buy at $1 million.