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AVAX Near-Term Options Premium Narrows but Persists

Derivasys identifies a partial easing in AVAX’s near-term volatility premium after the curve previously moved further into inversion. Short-dated optionality remains richer than the longer tenor, so the update represents a retracement rather than a regime reversal.

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The inversion partially retraces

Derivasys reports that the AVAX term slope moved upward from its previous reading while remaining negative. Because the slope compares longer-tenor implied volatility with shorter-tenor implied volatility, the change indicates that the relative premium attached to near-term optionality has narrowed without disappearing.

EvidenceDerivasys: AVAX 1W/3M curve reprices with a near-term volatility premium

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Direction changes, but the curve regime does not

The latest move reverses the direction of the preceding repricing, making it a meaningful update to the archived account of a deepening near-term premium. However, the evidence still describes only one asset and one tenor pair, so it cannot establish whether the adjustment will persist or extends across the broader volatility surface.

EvidenceDerivasys: AVAX 1W/3M curve reprices with a near-term volatility premium

Measurements

Original measurements.

  • AVAX 1W/3M term slope changed +2.36 volatility points.

Evidence

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