Bitcoin Options Open Interest, Bitcoin Options Trading Volume, Cryptocurrency Options Data

Total open interest$29.21B
24h volume$6.24B
Put / call ratio · OI0.80
Put / call ratio · volume1.17
Max pain · 14 Nov, 2026$72,500
BTC DVOL39.69+1.77%

Open interest rank

  1. Deribit$23.41B
  2. OKX$3.02B
  3. Binance$1.46B
  4. Bybit$1.32B

Volume rank

  1. Deribit$4.19B
  2. Bybit$1.05B
  3. OKX$977.14M
  4. Binance$10.40M

Call vs put

Open interest55.6%44.4%Calls $16.26BPuts $12.95B
24h volume46.1%53.9%Calls $2.87BPuts $3.36B

Open interest by strike price

35K67.5K76.5K93K118K
CallsPutsSpot $69,905
12 rows
ExpiryCalls OIPuts OIPut / callMax painTotal OIATM IVDays left
14 Nov, 2026$108.96M$98.11M0.90$72,500$207.07M45.4%0
15 Nov, 2026$50.67M$46.24M0.91$72,500$96.91M33.9%1
16 Nov, 2026$21.10M$42.40M2.01$72,000$63.50M32.8%2
17 Nov, 2026$0$00.00$61,000$034.9%3
20 Nov, 2026$515.84M$554.56M1.08$74,000$1.07B38.1%6
27 Nov, 2026$3.07B$2.79B0.91$78,000$5.85B36.9%13
04 Dec, 2026$53.84M$22.54M0.42$72,000$76.39M36.9%20
25 Dec, 2026$5.89B$4.20B0.71$75,000$10.08B38.1%41
29 Jan, 2027$294.16M$241.58M0.82$76,000$535.74M38.8%76
26 Mar, 2027$2.00B$1.34B0.67$76,000$3.33B39.7%132
25 Jun, 2027$793.71M$580.63M0.73$78,000$1.37B40.4%223
24 Sep, 2027$423.27M$290.01M0.69$84,000$713.29M40.7%314

This data combines the Bitcoin option chains of Deribit, OKX, Binance and Bybit, pulled from their APIs every 10 minutes, to show where positions sit, how actively they trade and how much volatility the market prices in. CME Bitcoin options are not included. ETH uses the same layout.

Open interest vs. volume

Open interest is the value of option contracts still open, counted from opening until they are closed, exercised or expire. Volume is the value traded over the last 24 hours, whether those trades opened new positions or closed existing ones.

Together they show how positioning changed:

  • High volume with flat open interest means existing positions changed hands.
  • Rising open interest means new exposure was added.

When a series expires, its open interest disappears at once, so totals fall after large month-end and quarter-end expiries. The rank lists split each measure by exchange.

Put/call ratio

Put/call ratio = put value ÷ call value. It is shown for open interest and for 24h volume, both in total and for each expiry.

Hypothetical example: $6B of put open interest against $8B of calls gives a ratio of 0.75. A reading below 1 means more call exposure, and above 1 means more puts. The ratio does not show who is long or short: a put can be bought as protection or sold to collect premium, so a high ratio is not by itself a bearish bet.

Max pain and the strike chart

Max pain is the strike at which the combined intrinsic value of all in-the-money calls and puts for one expiry would be smallest: the settlement price that would pay option holders the least.

The strike chart plots call and put open interest at each strike against the spot price, filterable by expiry to show where positions cluster for a given date.

Implied volatility

ATM IV is the annualized implied volatility of at-the-money options for each expiry. DVOL is Deribit’s index of expected 30-day volatility, derived from its option prices. Higher readings mean options cost more for the same underlying price.

Updated Nov 13, 2026 · 13:36 UTCSource: Deribit, Binance, OKX, Bybit options APIsUpdates every 10 min

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