Crypto Options Analytics - Deribit IV Put/Call Max Pain
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Crypto Options Analytics - Deribit IV Put/Call Max Pain
Tracks live BTC/ETH/SOL options on Deribit (largest crypto options exchange). Implied volatility (IV) surface by expiry, put/call ratio, max pain price, top OI strikes, funding vs spot. No API key. Perfect for options traders. $0.005/run.
Crypto Options Analytics — Deribit IV, Put/Call Ratio, Max Pain
Crypto Options Analytics scrapes live BTC and ETH options data from Deribit — the world's largest crypto options exchange — returning the full options chain: implied volatility surface, put/call ratio, max pain price, and options OI by strike and expiry. No API key required. $0.0001/contract.
Options markets price in the distribution of future outcomes that spot and futures can't. IV surface, max pain, and put/call ratio are essential inputs for any sophisticated crypto trader or researcher — and this actor delivers them in structured form from the most liquid venue globally.
Why use Crypto Options Analytics?
- Max pain analysis —
max_pain_strikeper expiry is the price where the most options expire worthless — historically, spot price has gravitational pull toward max pain near expiry. Use it for short-term price targeting. - Options wall detection — Find large call/put OI concentrations at specific strikes. Massive call wall at $110K = dealer gamma resistance; massive put floor at $90K = dealer gamma support.
- IV surface for volatility trading — The full implied volatility surface (strike × expiry) enables vol skew analysis. High call skew = bullish options demand; high put skew = hedging demand / fear.
- Put/call ratio sentiment — OI-weighted put/call ratio per expiry. Ratio > 0.7 = elevated hedging/bearish positioning; < 0.4 = call-heavy bullish sentiment. Contrarian signals when extreme.
- Expiry-specific research — Filter to a specific date (e.g. end-of-quarter, end-of-year expiry) for granular positioning analysis around key dates.
How to use
- Open the actor on Apify Store and click Try for free.
- Set
currenciesto the assets you want (BTC, ETH, or SOL). - Set
expiryFilterto focus on specific expiries ("weekly","monthly", or a specific date like"27JUN25"). - Enable
includeGreeks: trueif you need delta/gamma/theta/vega. - Click Start. Returns per-contract rows plus a SUMMARY with put/call ratios and max pain.
Input
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
currencies | string[] | ["BTC","ETH"] | Currencies: BTC, ETH, SOL |
expiryFilter | string | "all" | "all", "weekly", "monthly", or specific date like "27JUN25" |
includeGreeks | boolean | false | Add delta/gamma/theta/vega to output |
minOpenInterestUsd | integer | 0 | Exclude contracts below this OI threshold |
Output
Per contract:
{"currency": "BTC","expiry": "27JUN25","strike": 100000,"option_type": "call","iv": 62.5,"bid_iv": 61.8,"ask_iv": 63.2,"mark_price": 0.0245,"index_price": 97850.0,"open_interest": 142.5,"open_interest_usd": 13944187.5,"volume_24h": 18.3,"timestamp": "2026-09-02T14:32:00+00:00"}
SUMMARY (key-value store):
{"put_call_ratios": {"27JUN25": { "put_oi_usd": 850000000, "call_oi_usd": 1200000000, "put_call_ratio": 0.708 }},"max_pain_by_expiry": {"27JUN25": { "max_pain_strike": 95000, "total_oi_loss": 125000000 }}}
Cost estimation
Pay-Per-Event: $0.0001 per option contract.
| Use case | Contracts | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|
| BTC, 1 expiry (~150–300 contracts) | 200 | ~$0.02/run |
| BTC + ETH, all expiries (~1,000–3,000) | 2,000 | ~$0.20/run |
| Weekly expiry focus (~100 contracts) | 100 | ~$0.01/run |
| Daily monitoring (all exps) | 2,000/day | ~$0.20/day |
FAQ
What is max pain and why does it matter? Max pain is the strike price where the total dollar value of in-the-money options (combined calls and puts) is minimized — i.e., where market makers and options writers lose the least. Historically, crypto spot prices tend to gravitate toward max pain in the days before a major expiry.
How does the IV surface help traders? IV varies across strikes (skew) and expiries (term structure). High IV at near-term strikes vs. far-term = elevated short-term uncertainty. Call skew (OTM calls pricing at higher IV than OTM puts) = bullish sentiment bias in options markets.
Does it include SOL options?
Yes — set currencies: ["SOL"]. Deribit added SOL options in 2024; liquidity is lower than BTC/ETH so OI values will be smaller.
Is Greek data (delta, gamma) available?
Yes — set includeGreeks: true. This adds delta, gamma, theta, and vega per contract from Deribit's mark pricing model.
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