Looking through LinkedIn and speaking to some people, trading options on different commodities seems to all be quite similar. I've seen people hop from desk to desk - ags, precious metals, oil.. so is options trading largely similar despite changing products? I assume fundamentals don't have such a big impact since many options traders hedge away their deltas anyway.
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Liquidity matters more than specific product. So flow trading liquid options is the same whether in FX or SPX or treasuries, whereas backend swaptions and equity exotics is different.
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