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OI analysis

Spot — · Nearest expiry —
As of — UTC
Buildup vs UTC-day open — first Deribit archive snapshot on the current UTC calendar day. OI is aggregated across all listed expiries; the TOI chart shows strikes within ~75–135% moneyness. Mark price (coin-margined) drives weighted PCR. ETH history from 2026-08-12 UTC only.
Raw PCR
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Weighted PCR
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Total Call OI
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Total Put OI
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Total OI by strike
Call OI Put OI
Biggest OI moves since UTC-day openTop 10 by |ΔOI|
StrikeSideBuildupOIΔOIMark
Intraday OI evolution — top 5 strikes by current OI
Max pain trajectory (UTC day)
Max pain Spot

Why OI analysis matters for crypto options

Deribit lists dozens of expiries simultaneously — aggregate OI shows where positioning concentrates across the whole chain, not just the nearest weekly. Buildup since UTC-day open highlights fresh commitment as global sessions roll.

How to read this page

  • Raw vs weighted PCR — weighted uses OI × mark price per strike, damping far-OTM noise.
  • Buildup labels — same four-way classification as Indian indices: long/short buildup, covering, unwinding.
  • Max pain trajectory — how the aggregate max-pain strike moved through the UTC day vs spot.

Methodology

Source: archived Deribit all snapshots in chain_history.db. Premiums are coin-margined mark prices. Volume is not published on this feed — activity table omits it. See also max pain today, gamma exposure, OI buildup explained.

Why UTC-day open, not IST?

Crypto options trade 24/7 — UTC midnight is a neutral session boundary. Indian index OI analysis uses IST market open instead.

Single expiry or all expiries?

All listed expiries aggregated by strike — matches the public max-pain lander. Per-expiry view: multi-venue or terminal.

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