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How Does a Very High Intrinsic Value Affect the Option’s Liquidity?

A very high intrinsic value, meaning the option is deep in-the-money (DITM), often leads to lower liquidity. Most trading volume is concentrated in ATM and near-OTM options.

DITM options are often held as a proxy for the underlying asset, resulting in fewer buyers and sellers.

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