According to @rovercrc, the current low volatility in Bitcoin (BTC) presents a unique trading opportunity, as cited by NYDIG Research. Despite reaching new all-time highs, Bitcoin's reduced price swings have made options contracts, both calls and puts, relatively inexpensive. NYDIG suggests this environment is a cost-effective opportunity for traders to position for directional moves ahead of key catalysts in July. Separately, Matt Mena of 21Shares argues that recent softer-than-expected U.S. CPI inflation data is a major bullish catalyst that could accelerate gains. Mena believes that if BTC can break out of the $105,000-$110,000 range, a year-end price of $200,000 is 'firmly in play'. This bullish outlook is further supported by traders pricing in Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year, which Mena notes could supercharge ETF inflows and reinforce Bitcoin's role in global portfolios.