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Nakamoto launches Bitcoin derivatives plan to capture volatility gains
CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Bitcoin Magazine, Nakamoto Corporation has launched an actively managed Bitcoin derivatives program designed to generate returns through market volatility and limit downside risk. The program will begin operations in the first quarter of 2026, using a portion of Bitcoin holdings as collateral, managed by Bitwise Asset Management. The plan includes a profit component and a hedging component; the profit part captures option market premiums by writing covered call options, while the hedging part involves purchasing protective put options to offset potential losses from price declines. Chief Investment Officer Tyler Evans stated that the company views Bitcoin’s implied volatility as a continuous source of opportunity and plans to convert it into shareholder value. Details of the program’s performance are expected to be disclosed in Nakamoto’s upcoming Form 10-Q.