The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved higher position limits for Bitcoin ETF options — a move that could play a key role in reducing crypto market volatility.
This regulatory shift enables strategies such as covered call selling, where investors accept limited upside in exchange for regular income. When used across large portfolios, such strategies can help stabilize price movements.
Although Bitcoin’s volatility has decreased in recent months, it remains significantly higher than that of traditional assets. This makes it attractive for traders seeking to profit from price swings, but less appealing to institutions focused on stability. However, reduced volatility may open the door for institutional investors aiming for balanced risk exposure, potentially boosting demand in the spot market.
Bottom line: The SEC’s updated ETF regulations could signal the beginning of a new phase — one of reduced volatility, improved income strategies, and stronger institutional interest in Bitcoin.