Option chain
CryptoKeyhole’s option chain lays out every listed option on Deribit, OKX and Bybit for bitcoin, ether, SOL, XRP, HYPE, AVAX and TRX, strike by strike for one expiry at a time, with bid, ask and mark implied volatility, premiums, Greeks, open interest and its 24-hour change, and 24-hour volume.
How to read a chain
Each row is one strike. Calls sit on the left and puts on the right, and the strike nearest the forward price is marked. Options already in the money are shaded. Open a row to see the premiums, every Greek and, on paid plans, the contract’s implied volatility over its life.
Bitcoin and ether list on all three venues; SOL, XRP, HYPE, AVAX and TRX are Deribit’s USDC-settled chains; BNB and DOGE are Binance’s chains (Pro). Mark volatility is the venue’s own mark for the contract; bid and ask volatility are worked out from the quoted bid and ask with Black-76 on the forward. Delta is per coin, gamma is the change in delta for a one-percent move, vega is in dollars per volatility point and theta in dollars per day. With all venues combined, open interest and volume add across the venues, the mark is weighted by open interest and the bid and ask come from Deribit where it lists the strike.
The free plan shows the near-the-money strikes of the front expiry an hour after the snapshot. Plus shows every expiry from the latest hourly snapshot. Pro shows the newest ten-minute snapshot, each venue on its own and each contract’s history.