According to @GreeksLive, 41,000 BTC options expired with a put-call ratio of 0.61, a maximum pain point at $105,000, and $3.95 billion in notional value, while 228,000 ETH options expired with a put-call ratio of 0.59, a maximum pain point at $3,475, and $730 million notional, source: @GreeksLive. Both BTC and ETH prices continue to fall, with BTC now below $100,000 without a clear rebound and ETH logging three straight monthly losses as sentiment shifts from neutral to negative, source: @GreeksLive. Implied volatility is rebounding broadly with BTC near-term IV approaching 50% and averaging around 45%, while ETH IV is above 70% for major expirations and near 100% in the short term, signaling rising volatility expectations, source: @GreeksLive. Bitcoin put-option volume and its share of total options trading have been steadily increasing, with puts now around a 30% share and risk aversion the dominant stance, source: @GreeksLive. The author characterizes this Q4 as the worst on record, citing macro uncertainty and divided sentiment, and advises against leveraged trading, source: @GreeksLive.