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Compare BTC, ETH and SOL volatility, skew and realised volatility.
Read 24 Oct 2026Compare XRP, HYPE, AVAX and TRX options across the same report cutoff.
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BTC 1W ATM IV is 36.64 percent, compared with 31.03 percent at the prior cutoff.
ETH 1W ATM IV is 55.02 percent, compared with 45.27 percent at the prior cutoff.
SOL 1W ATM IV is 55.07 percent, compared with 49.98 percent at the prior cutoff.
Bitcoin (BTC) 1W RR25 fell 1.65 volatility points; Ether (ETH) 1W RR25 fell 2.30 volatility points; Solana (SOL) 1W RR25 fell 2.88 volatility points between the October 23 and October 24 snapshots at 16:31 UTC. The coordinated skew shift favoured puts relative to calls across all three markets. Solana recorded the largest adjustment, while Ether retained the most negative 1W RR25. The accompanying rise in 1W ATM implied volatility was broad but uneven.
AVAX 1W RR25 skew is 1.09 percent compared with XRP at -0.92 percent.
BTC 1W ATM IV is 36.64 percent, compared with 31.36 percent at the prior cutoff.
The 1W ATM IV comparison shows ETH changed by +9.02 volatility points, compared with XRP which changed by -1.54 volatility points.
BTC 2W RR25 skew is -1.88 percent, compared with -3.58 percent at the prior cutoff.
ETH 1W ATM IV is 45.27 percent, compared with 48.57 percent at the prior cutoff.
SOL 1W ATM IV is 49.98 percent, compared with 53.96 percent at the prior cutoff.
Bitcoin, Ether and Solana one-week ATM implied volatility fell together over the daily observation window: Bitcoin one-week ATM IV declined 1.87 volatility points to 31.03%, Ether one-week ATM IV declined 3.30 points to 45.27%, and Solana one-week ATM IV declined 3.98 points to 49.98%, according to Derivasys data. Solana recorded the largest reduction, while Bitcoin recorded the smallest. The common direction therefore came with unequal repricing, bringing the highest and lowest implied-volatility levels closer together without changing their ordering. ATM implied volatility measures volatility implied by prices of options near the current underlying price.
TRX 1W RR25 skew is 0.86 percent compared with HYPE at -1.16 percent.
BTC 2W ATM IV is 37.19 percent, compared with 35.75 percent at the prior cutoff.
ETH 2W RR25 skew is -4.01 percent, compared with -1.64 percent at the prior cutoff.
SOL 2W BF25 butterfly is 3.15 percent, compared with 4.21 percent at the prior cutoff.
SOL 1W RR25 skew is 1.62 percent compared with ETH at -3.52 percent.
AVAX 1W ATM IV is 64.51 percent compared with TRX at 22.09 percent.
Bitcoin's spot index gained 2.52% over the 24-hour report window, according to Derivasys data. The advance accompanied a modest increase in average front-end implied volatility and a relative skew shift toward puts. Those observations describe different dimensions of the market: the underlying gained while relative put-side volatility strengthened against calls. At-the-money implied volatility measures volatility implied by prices of options near the current underlying price; its movement need not mirror the direction of spot.
ETH 1W RR25 skew is -1.17 percent, compared with -3.68 percent at the prior cutoff.
Solana one-week call-minus-put RR25 rose 6.02 volatility points to +3.61 volatility points over the 24-hour observation window from October 20 to October 21, according to Derivasys data. Solana one-week RR25 stood at -2.41 volatility points at the opening snapshot. The sign crossing leaves call-side implied volatility above put-side implied volatility at the measured delta. RR25 compares those sides of the options market; it does not establish an absolute increase in call volatility. The absolute Solana one-week RR25 move reached the 100th percentile against 22 matching daily observations spanning September 22 to October 20. That comparison bounds the historical significance to this sample, while the accompanying decline in near-term ATM implied volatility distinguishes the skew reversal from a general rise in volatility.
SOL 1W RR25 skew is 3.61 percent compared with BTC at -2.58 percent.
HYPE versus TRX 1W ATM IV change dispersion was 7.74 volatility points over the 24-hour window ending October 21 at 16:31 UTC. HYPE's 1W ATM implied volatility rose 4.51 volatility points, while TRX's fell 3.23 volatility points, defining the endpoints across XRP, HYPE, AVAX and TRX. The opposing directions also extended to 2W and 1M options; no qualifying news establishes an explanation for the divergence.
BTC 1W ATM IV is 31.79 percent, compared with 32.67 percent at the prior cutoff.
Ether 1W ATM IV fell 0.57 volatility points to 47.46% against the prior daily cutoff. The October 20 snapshot showed a smaller decline in 1M ATM IV, steepening the short curve. One-week skew became less negative, although puts retained higher implied volatility than calls.
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