Deribit data showed a block trade in ETH options at 13:33 Beijing time, structured as a bullish calendar spread with a size of 2,500 contracts and a notional value of about $6.0008 million. The trade involved selling 2,500 ETH call options expiring on Oct. 26 with a $2,500 strike, while buying 2,500 ETH call options expiring on Nov. 6 at the same strike. The Oct. 26 leg was priced at 0.0020 ETH per contract with implied volatility of 36.8%, while the Nov. 6 leg was priced at 0.0223 ETH per contract with implied volatility of 48.9%. The transaction was reported by Techub News based on Deribit data.
According to Deribit data cited by Techub News, a block trade in ETH options crossed at 13:33 Beijing time as a bullish calendar spread, with a size of 2,500 contracts and a notional value of about $6.0008 million.
The structure involved selling 2,500 ETH call options expiring on Oct. 26 with a $2,500 strike price. That leg carried a premium of 0.0020 ETH per contract and implied volatility of 36.8%.
The other side of the trade involved buying 2,500 ETH call options expiring on Nov. 6, also with a $2,500 strike price. That leg was priced at 0.0223 ETH per contract, with implied volatility at 48.9%.
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