Deribit Sees 16,100 BTC and 106,300 ETH Options Expire on Weekly Settlement Day

Deribit Sees 16,100 BTC and 106,300 ETH Options Expire on Weekly Settlement Day

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2026-10-23 07:09:23
Deribit data shows that 16,100 BTC options and 106,300 ETH options are set to expire on Oct. 23, the platform’s weekly settlement day, with a combined notional value of $1.573 billion. The BTC batch carries a notional value of $1.317 billion, a put/call ratio of 1.02, and a max pain point of $82,000. The ETH batch has a notional value of $255 million, a put/call ratio of 1.17, and a max pain point of $2,450. Deribit also indicates that the largest options expiry of the month will arrive on Oct. 30, when 136,200 BTC options are due to expire, representing a notional value of $11.124 billion. The current max pain point for that batch stands at $78,000.

According to Deribit data cited by Techub News, Oct. 23 is this week’s settlement day, with 16,100 BTC options set to expire. The batch has a notional value of $1.317 billion, a put/call ratio of 1.02, and a max pain point of $82,000.

Another 106,300 ETH options are also due to expire on the same day. Their notional value stands at $255 million, with a put/call ratio of 1.17 and a max pain point of $2,450.

Combined, the BTC and ETH options expiring today carry a total notional value of $1.573 billion.

Deribit data also shows that the largest options expiry this month will take place on Oct. 30. At that time, 136,200 BTC options are set to expire, with a notional value of $11.124 billion and a current max pain point of $78,000.

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