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Bitcoin Options

DVOL, ATM IV, open interest, and large trades

Options OI (all venues)
$29.41B
DVOL (Deribit)
32.25
ATM IV 1M · Deribit
37.19
Realized Vol 30D
28.80
25Δ Skew 1M · Deribit
11.86
Put / Call OI · Deribit
0.68
Deribit OKX Bybit Gate Binance
Large Trades (24h)
2,085
≥ $100K notional
Block Trades (24h)
108
Buy vs Sell Notional (24h)
$813.57M buy $807.35M sell
Call vs Put Notional (24h)
$702.89M calls $918.03M puts
Tape
as of 15:37 UTC
newest trade in the tape below

Buy / Sell Volume by Strike (24h)

Grouped by strike

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Call/Put Buy vs Sell + Blocks

24h buy vs sell option flow, grouped by strike.

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Live Tape & Time and Sales

Every large option trade as it prints, plus the newest 200 in a sortable, filterable table.

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Strategies (24h)

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Strategies (24h)

Multi-leg option trades grouped and labelled, with net premium and Greeks.

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OI Change by Strike (24h)

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OI Change by Strike

24h change in call and put open interest at every strike.

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Top OI Movers (24h)

Largest absolute open-interest change · click a column to sort

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Top OI Movers

The largest 24h open-interest changes across every strike and expiry.

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Open Interest Heatmap

Total OI (calls + puts) by strike and expiry · Deribit

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Open Interest Heatmap

Total open interest across every strike and expiry.

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Bitcoin Options Flow, Block Trades & OI Changes

Compare recorded Bitcoin options trading flows with changes in open interest by strike. Trading flow measures executions during a window, whereas open-interest changes compare outstanding positions at two observations. A large trade does not by itself identify a new directional position.

Bitcoin options give the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell Bitcoin at a specified strike under the contract's settlement terms. Calls and puts can be compared by strike and expiry using the options chain, open-interest charts and trading-volume views.

Implied volatility reflects the volatility priced into options, while realized volatility describes past price changes. Options volume, open interest, skew and gamma exposure provide different views of positioning and pricing; none alone establishes the direction of the next Bitcoin price move.
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