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Deribit BTC and ETH options open interest by strike and expiry, max pain, and the DVOL implied volatility index.

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BTC Options

$81,664

Spot price

428K BTC

Total open interest

0.56

Put/call ratio

34.8

DVOL

30-day implied volatility

$77,500

Nearest max pain

expiry 2026-09-19

As of 2026-09-18 18:00 UTC. Deribit, polled every 15 minutes.

ExpiryMax PainOIP/C Ratio
2026-09-19$77,5005K0.47
2026-09-20$78,0002K0.93
2026-09-21$78,5009950.74
2026-09-22$78,0005770.29
2026-09-25$72,000190K0.55
2026-10-02$78,00010K0.63
2026-10-09$77,0002K0.33
2026-10-30$73,00050K0.60
2026-11-27$78,0008K0.55
2026-12-25$72,000116K0.58

ETH Options

$2,607

Spot price

1.8M ETH

Total open interest

0.53

Put/call ratio

50.6

DVOL

30-day implied volatility

$2,520

Nearest max pain

expiry 2026-09-19

ExpiryMax PainOIP/C Ratio
2026-09-19$2,52036K1.11
2026-09-20$2,52016K1.40
2026-09-21$2,50023K0.51
2026-09-22$2,5605K2.37
2026-09-25$2,200769K0.58
2026-10-02$2,50032K0.54
2026-10-09$2,5006K1.59
2026-10-30$2,400146K0.84
2026-11-27$2,50047K0.49
2026-12-25$2,200525K0.38

What this data is

Options and volatility

Deribit clears most of the crypto options market, so its order book is the market. Every fifteen minutes this page snapshots open interest and volume for each listed strike and expiry, then works out the levels that matter: where the calls and puts are stacked, the put/call ratio, and the strike at which the most options expire worthless, called max pain.

DVOL is Deribit's implied volatility index, the crypto equivalent of the VIX. It's the market's estimate of how much bitcoin or ether will move over the next thirty days, expressed as an annualized percentage. A DVOL of 60 implies a daily move of about 3.1%.

Open interest walls at round strikes act as magnets into expiry, especially on the last Friday of the month when the large quarterly and monthly contracts settle at 08:00 UTC.

Source and method

Source
Deribit public API (book summary, instruments, DVOL)
Updates
Options snapshot every 15 minutes; DVOL hourly at ten past the hour. Last update 2026-09-18 18:00 UTC.
History
12 June 2026 for the strike-level snapshots; DVOL history from March 2021.
Coverage
1,528 listed BTC and ETH instruments in the latest snapshot.
Get the data
JSON API and CSV download30 requests a minute without a key, 120 a minute with a key from a free account.

Data checks. Every dataset is checked against its source once a day. This dataset passed the last run, 18 Sep 05:40 UTC.

How to read it

  • A put/call ratio far from its recent range is a crowd positioned one way. Below 0.5 is complacent; above 1.0 is defensive.
  • Compare DVOL with realized volatility over the last month. When implied sits well above realized, options are expensive and sellers have the edge; the reverse favors buyers.
  • Max pain matters in the final days before a large expiry and almost never before that.

Analysis of what the data shows, not advice. XOOMAR does not recommend buying, selling or holding anything.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is max pain in crypto options?
The strike price where the total intrinsic value of all outstanding options is minimized. In theory, it is the price where market makers lose the least money at expiry.
What is DVOL?
Deribit Volatility Index - crypto's version of VIX. It measures implied volatility from option prices. Higher DVOL means the market expects larger price swings.
How often does this update?
Options data is polled every 15 minutes from Deribit's public API. XOOMAR's own JSON API serves it at 30 requests a minute without a key, 120 with a free account key.
Which expiries are shown?
The nearest 10 expiries by date. Deribit lists options from daily to multi-year expirations.
Is there historical DVOL data?
Yes. Hourly DVOL candles back to 2021 are available via the API at /api/markets/options/{currency}/dvol.

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