Deribit sees 1,986 BTC and 22,800 ETH options expire on Oct. 14

Deribit sees 1,986 BTC and 22,800 ETH options expire on Oct. 14

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2026-10-14 07:05:15
Deribit data shows that 1,986 BTC options are set to expire on Oct. 14, with a notional value of $166 million. The put/call ratio for the batch stands at 0.79, while the max pain point is $83,000. On the ETH side, 22,800 options are due to expire the same day, carrying a notional value of $57.1003 million. Their put/call ratio is 1.20, and the max pain point is $2,520. The exchange’s data also points to a much larger expiry later this month. On Oct. 30, 144,500 BTC options are scheduled to expire, with a notional value of $12.054 billion. The current max pain point for that batch is $79,000. The figures were cited by Techub in a market update published on Oct. 14.

According to Deribit data cited by Techub News, 1,986 BTC options are due to expire today, Oct. 14, with a notional value of $166 million. The batch has a put/call ratio of 0.79 and a max pain point of $83,000.

At the same time, 22,800 ETH options are set to expire, with a notional value of $57.1003 million. The put/call ratio for the ETH contracts is 1.20, and the max pain point is $2,520.

The largest expiry this month is set for Oct. 30

Deribit data also shows that the biggest expiry batch this month will arrive on Oct. 30, when 144,500 BTC options are scheduled to expire. The notional value of those contracts is $12.054 billion, and the current max pain point is $79,000.

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