Deribit data shows that 3,146 BTC options are set to expire on Oct. 17, carrying a notional value of $257 million. The batch has a put/call ratio of 1.33 and a max pain level of $82,000. On the same day, 42,500 ETH options are also due to expire, with a notional value of $103 million, a put/call ratio of 1.19, and a max pain point of $2,420. Combined, the expiring BTC and ETH contracts amount to about $360 million in notional value.
The data also points to a much larger expiry later in the month. On Oct. 30, 149,800 BTC options are scheduled to expire on Deribit, with a notional value of $12.21 billion. The current max pain level for that batch stands at $79,000. The figures were cited by Techub News based on Deribit data.
According to Deribit data cited by Techub News, 3,146 BTC options are due to expire on Oct. 17, with a notional value of $257 million. The batch carries a put/call ratio of 1.33 and a max pain level of $82,000.
Another 42,500 ETH options are also set to expire the same day, with a notional value of $103 million. Their put/call ratio stands at 1.19, and the max pain level is $2,420. Taken together, the BTC and ETH expiries represent about $360 million in notional value.
A larger expiry is scheduled for Oct. 30
Deribit data also shows that the largest expiry this month will come on Oct. 30, when 149,800 BTC options are set to expire with a notional value of $12.21 billion. The current max pain level for that batch is $79,000.
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