Goldman Sachs has just spent a hefty $2.25 billion to acquire NEOS to go head-to-head with BlackRock in the derivatives ETF space, so why is $BTC still fluctuating around the $63,428.1 mark at the time of writing?

In reality, the covered-call strategy of major funds like BTCI ($1.1 billion) or BITA is aimed at periodic yield income, which means they accept limiting some upside potential in exchange for safety. This is a positive signal showing that financial institutions are treating $BTC as a standard asset class, but in the short term, it has not yet created spot buying pressure strong enough to send the price surging immediately.

From my personal perspective, this stage of the market makes it very easy for people to lose patience and fall into the trap of FOMO or panic trading back and forth. When the giants have already stepped in to build a long-term position, our job as derivatives traders is to stay calm, manage risk strictly, and restrain leverage. Don't let your account blow up before the real wave arrives.

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