Deribit’s latest 24-hour options data showed a drop in notional open interest for both Bitcoin and Ether contracts. Bitcoin options volume reached 59,400 contracts, including 31,200 calls and 28,200 puts, with a traded put/call ratio of 0.90. Open interest stood at 305,700 contracts with a notional value of $23.571 billion, down 26.1% from the previous day. Bitcoin’s DVOL volatility index was 40.6, up 3.9 points or 10.7% over 24 hours, while at-the-money implied volatility for options expiring on Nov. 6 was about 43.1%.
For Ether, options volume came in at 314,100 contracts, with 126,600 calls and 187,500 puts. The traded put/call ratio was 1.48. Open interest totaled 1.4493 million contracts, with a notional value of $3.249 billion, down 9.4% day over day. Ether’s DVOL was 55.2, up 2.5 points or 4.8% in 24 hours. At-the-money implied volatility for Nov. 6 expiry was about 55.6%.
According to Deribit data cited by Techub News, BTC options traded volume reached 59,400 contracts over the past 24 hours. That included 31,200 call options and 28,200 put options, putting the traded put/call ratio at 0.90. Open interest stood at 305,700 contracts, with a notional value of $23.571 billion, down 26.1% from the previous day. Bitcoin’s DVOL volatility index was 40.6, up 3.9 points, or 10.7%, over the same period. At-the-money implied volatility for options expiring on Nov. 6 was about 43.1%.
ETH options traded volume was 314,100 contracts in the past 24 hours. Of that total, 126,600 were calls and 187,500 were puts, with a traded put/call ratio of 1.48. Open interest came to 1.4493 million contracts, and notional value was $3.249 billion, down 9.4% from a day earlier. Ether’s DVOL volatility index was 55.2, up 2.5 points, or 4.8%, in 24 hours. At-the-money implied volatility for Nov. 6 expiry was about 55.6%.
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