Market structure
What a Bitcoin options volatility surface shows.
A Bitcoin options volatility surface maps BTC implied volatility across strike or moneyness and time to expiry. Each expiry contributes a smile; connecting calibrated smiles creates the term structure used to compare short-dated event risk with longer-dated volatility.
Compare the market's central volatility level across standard BTC tenors.
Measure 25-delta call volatility minus 25-delta put volatility to read directional skew.
Measure average 25-delta wing volatility minus ATM volatility to read smile convexity.
Inspect a smooth total-variance parameterisation together with its source quotes and residual state.
Live product
Monitor BTC smiles, skew, and fit health together.
- Compare fitted Bitcoin volatility with live bid, ask, and trade-IV context from supported venues.
- Scan native expiries and fixed BTC tenors without losing the shape of the underlying smile.
- Track risk reversals and butterflies beside the surface that generated them.
- Check freshness, fit objective, publication state, and quote-through-fit diagnostics before interpreting a move.
The public BTC report archive remains a separate evidence product: it records historical Bitcoin surface changes, while this page describes the current live application.
Cross-asset context
Move between Bitcoin and Ethereum surfaces.
BTC and ETH are both live in Derivasys. Use the same SVI, tenor, skew, convexity, and diagnostic framework for each asset, then compare the shape and maturity of their volatility regimes without treating one surface as a proxy for the other.
For Ethereum-specific search and workflow detail, continue to the dedicated Ethereum options volatility surface page.
Access
Use the live dashboard or request structured BTC surface state.
The public dashboard provides the live visual workflow. Beta WebSocket evaluation is request based; REST behavior remains testing and is supplied only with the applicable evaluator contract.