Open contracts by strike
Which agreed prices have the most open options?
Open interest is the amount of options that still exist. A call gives its holder the right to buy; a put gives the right to sell. The strike is the agreed price. Deribit settles these contracts in cash.
Taller bars show more outstanding options at that price. For example, 100 BTC in calls means contracts covering 100 BTC remain open. Every contract has a buyer and a seller: this does not reveal a net bullish bet.
Sum open interest by strike and option type. USD notional equals the coin amount multiplied by the current Deribit index price. It is not the option premium or money invested.
Deribit only; no historical series or dealer-position inference. Current active instruments only. Not a price prediction.
Deribit production public API: instrument metadata, market summaries and index price.
Deribit · active inverse options · current snapshot