Will premiums for fx options change because of leverage change

Now I mostly Trade Over the counter Forex Options(OTC). Right now a standard lot (100,000 contract) EUR/USD call is going for about $1,380 for about 30 days time. Even though I trade profitably with fx options to enjoy a longer term trade with an alternative to a traditional stop loss with good R:R, I am not an expert in option pricing. Will the proposed 10:1 leverage change the option pricing. Margin right now on the eur/usd for my broker is about $1,438 right now for a standard contract spot for the Eur/usd. I would expect demand for the options to increase with the changes in leverage so I would expect an increase in option prices but theoretically how much.

anybody???

I don't think leverage goes into the premium pricing formula... But I'm no expert on it.

I hope so that would be awesome to know that wouldnt change at least.

The way I interpret it, option prices will not directly be affected by the new 1:10 leverage proposal.

However, indirectly options may be affected by the rule. Here's a hypothesis:
The 1:10 leverage reduces liquidity, resulting in a higher implied volatility. This higher implied volatility leads to higher premiums (option prices), according to the many of the option pricing models including the Black and Scholes model, which is the foundation for many pricing models.

I'm far from an expert, but I'm trying to apply the stuff I've learned at my Finance course at university. I hope it helps.

Edit: It's all very theoretical, and even if it reduced liquidity results in higher volatility, I don't think it will affect prices significantly. We'll see.

thanks for the input noloqy