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Why Do Cryptocurrency Options Typically Have Higher Premiums than Stock Options?

Cryptocurrency options typically have higher premiums due to the significantly higher implied volatility (IV) of the underlying crypto assets compared to stocks. High IV translates directly into higher time value, as the market prices in a greater expectation of large price swings.

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