A put option gives the purchaser the right but not the obligation to sell the underlying asset at a predetermined price at a later date. A put buyer is implicitly bearish on the market, while a call buyer is bullish.
Looking at the characteristics of the trades, it is likely that traders are holding spot and purchasing hedging positions,” Adam added.
Dude, what you been drinking lately? Your sarcasm'ometer is going thru the roof.Holy cow! Is that article for real? I feel so much... SMARTER NOW! Thank you very much CoinDesk for that little bit of philosophy.
Another amazing thing I just learned. Though it is also 'likely' I just got more stupid reading that article.

Maybe they're sending out useless or false news to test the waters. Or, better yet, CoinDesk is really a facade for a hedge fund, who wants to bring Bitcoin down to 47K so they can get in on the action. As crazy as all this may sound, who knows? When it comes to money, strange shit can happen.C'mon man CoinDesk is preaching to the choir of mostly crypto bros who trade on their phone (24% battery level natch) ... that is smarter than they are.
Though I know you're not a EW believer, here's my latest wave count showing 3 potential target zones for a minor wave c of wave 4 of a higher Wave 5 with middle zone of 47350-47500 and likely reaching it in days to a week:-Maybe they're sending out useless or false news to test the waters. Or, better yet, CoinDesk is really a facade for a hedge fund, who wants to bring Bitcoin down to 47K so they can get in on the action. As crazy as all this may sound, who knows? When it comes to money, strange shit can happen.