Daily SOL options market report · 24-hour comparison

Solana options turn strongly call-rich despite lower front-end volatility

Solana two-week RR25 jumped 3.88 volatility points to 3.97 volatility points, an exceptional 100th percentile move that left call-side volatility richer than put-side volatility. Meanwhile, front-end ATM IV declined 1.19 points on average and one-week ATM IV fell 1.67 points to 51.89%.

Snapshot data and comparison

Snapshot · 3 Sept 2026, 16:38 UTC

Generated timestamp:

  • SOLSpot-index 24h +5.16%1W ATM IV 51.89%1W RR25 +3.49 vol pts1W BF25 +3.83 vol pts1W IV − 7D RV Unavailable

Market context · daily observation window

Market context

SOL spot-index return unavailable; 1W ATM IV fell 1.67 volatility points to 51.89% over the daily window. RR25 moved toward calls (+3.76 points); BF25 wing premium increased (+0.38 points); partial native coverage (3/4 measurements).

Previous report, watch levels and methodology

One-week surface context; the published headline retains its original evidence basis. Cutoffs 2 Sept, 16:38 UTC to 3 Sept, 16:38 UTC.

Previous publication · research context

2026-09-02: “Solana options reprice sharply lower as front-end volatility falls”

Previous publication cutoff 2 Sept, 16:30 UTC. Today’s market comparison starts at 2 Sept, 16:38 UTC. Snapshot clocks differ; numerical follow-through and prior-watch outcomes are unavailable.

Previous publication JSON · SHA-256 226ac8588e89df342f1979576cd8b6e9fa4e3d2b507e55fdae1348df262b3e7e

Measured change since prior report

Prior comparison unavailable: the published 2026-09-02 edition is verified but ends at 2 Sept, 16:30 UTC; this window requires 2 Sept, 16:38 UTC.

A structured watchlist was not recorded or could not be verified in the prior edition; prior-watch outcomes remain unavailable.

Next daily cutoff: measurable checks

These checks are reconstructed from this edition’s stored endpoints; they were not recorded in the original report.

  • Hold the observed level: SOL 1W ATM IV ≤ 51.89 percent at . Current level 51.89; threshold is the current observed endpoint.
  • Full retrace: SOL 1W ATM IV ≥ 53.56 percent at . Current level 51.89; threshold is the previous observed endpoint.
Measurement basis and receipt

These are observed-level conditions for the next aligned cutoff, with no forecast or trade action. Spot uses exact index endpoints where available; ATM IV is quoted in percent and its change, RR25 and BF25 in volatility points. Derived from verified legacy artifact endpoints.

Canonical current report JSON · SHA-256 dab5c67294eaeab8ca09f1c660b0af3d53242b31620a30c4d7415cc14e36ceb8

Prior artifact: /v1/sol/daily/2026-09-02/226ac8588e89df342f1979576cd8b6e9fa4e3d2b507e55fdae1348df262b3e7e.json · SHA-256 226ac8588e89df342f1979576cd8b6e9fa4e3d2b507e55fdae1348df262b3e7e

Consumed endpoint proof: 1e1044c8cdcd8f32ab58a5365d01beef99162cb2fd36e72ff8d6838b5731fd4f

  • SOL:atmIv:1W:observed-current-level: rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.previous; rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.current; rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.change; evaluation window 2026-09-03T16:38:00+00:00 to 2026-09-04T16:38:00+00:00.
  • SOL:atmIv:1W:observed-previous-level: rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.previous; rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.current; rows[asset=SOL].report.tenors[tenor=1W].atmIv.change; evaluation window 2026-09-03T16:38:00+00:00 to 2026-09-04T16:38:00+00:00.

02 · Options market read

What the volatility surface did.

6 of 6 headline tenors were comparable at both endpoints. The largest ATM IV move was 1W at -1.67 volatility points, to 51.89%.

Derived directly from structured Derivasys surface data

03 · Catalyst check

02 Sept 2026, 16:38 UTC to 03 Sept 2026, 16:38 UTC

News context unavailable.

News context unavailable because source coverage was incomplete.

04 · Detailed analysis

What changed across the SOL volatility surface.

Implied versus realised

At the 16:38 UTC cutoff, 1W ATM IV was 51.89%, 9.89 volatility points below seven-day realised volatility of 61.78%; 24-hour realised volatility was 61.15% and 30-day realised volatility was 64.30%.

Front end

Front-end ATM IV decreased, averaging -1.19 volatility points to 52.37% across 1W, 2W and 1M.

Long end

Long-dated ATM IV decreased, averaging -0.49 volatility points to 52.84% across 6M and 1Y.

Skew

RR25 moved towards calls, averaging +3.27 volatility points to 4.58 volatility points across the six available headline tenors.

Convexity

BF25 increased, averaging +0.20 volatility points to 4.58 volatility points across the six available headline tenors.

Largest standard-tenor move

The largest standard-tenor ATM IV move was -1.67 volatility points at 1W, to 51.89%.

Universe roll: added 18SEP26, 30OCT26, 5SEP26; removed 3SEP26. Comparisons use common expiries only.

05 · Standard-tenor ranking

Largest surface events

01

Largest eligible smile rotation

11SEP26, +7.52 vol pts
02

Largest standard-tenor RR25 move

2W, +3.88 vol pts
03

Largest standard-tenor ATM IV move

1W, -1.67 vol pts
04

Largest standard-tenor BF25 move

1W, +0.38 vol pts
05

Largest eligible SVI rho move

25SEP26, -0.1833 param
06

Largest eligible SVI sigma move

25DEC26, +0.1197 param

06 · ATM volatility

Standard-tenor ATM implied volatility.

TenorCurrent (vol %)Comparison snapshot (vol %)Change (vol pts)Relative change
1W51.8953.56-1.67 vol pts-3.12%
2W52.5053.53-1.03 vol pts-1.92%
1M52.7153.57-0.86 vol pts-1.61%
3M52.9153.40-0.49 vol pts-0.92%
6M52.8653.35-0.49 vol pts-0.92%
9M52.8453.34-0.50 vol pts-0.94%
1Y52.8353.33-0.50 vol pts-0.94%

Source: Derivasys Research — structured data

07 · Risk reversals

RR25 skew moved most at 2W.

RR25 moved towards calls, averaging +3.27 volatility points to 4.58 volatility points across the six available headline tenors. Negative RR25 denotes a richer 25-delta put wing under the call-minus-put convention.

-1.0 vol pts0.9 vol pts2.7 vol pts4.5 vol pts6.3 vol pts1W2W1M3M6M9M1Y
TenorCurrent (vol pts)Comparison snapshot (vol pts)Change (vol pts)
1W3.49-0.27+3.76 vol pts
2W3.970.09+3.88 vol pts
1M3.810.83+2.98 vol pts
3M5.102.13+2.97 vol pts
6M5.452.44+3.01 vol pts
9M5.572.54+3.03 vol pts
1Y5.632.60+3.03 vol pts

Source: Derivasys Research — structured data

08 · Butterflies

BF25 convexity changed most at 1W.

BF25 increased, averaging +0.20 volatility points to 4.58 volatility points across the six available headline tenors. BF25 measures the average 25-delta wing premium over ATM IV.

3.2 vol pts3.8 vol pts4.5 vol pts5.1 vol pts5.7 vol pts1W2W1M3M6M9M1Y
TenorCurrent (vol pts)Comparison snapshot (vol pts)Change (vol pts)
1W3.833.45+0.38 vol pts
2W3.773.63+0.14 vol pts
1M4.214.13+0.08 vol pts
3M4.944.87+0.07 vol pts
6M5.295.06+0.23 vol pts
9M5.415.12+0.29 vol pts
1Y5.475.16+0.31 vol pts

Source: Derivasys Research — structured data

09 · Expiry effects

Near-settlement moves, shown with context.

Contracts with fewer than 2 full days to expiry remain in the tables but are excluded from headline rankings. Settlement proximity, time decay, changing liquidity and fewer quotes can exaggerate their changes.

0.6d

Smile rotation

4SEP26, +24.18 vol pts

10 · Volatility term structure

Today against the previous 24-hour snapshot.

Only fixed tenors bracketed by listed expiries at both snapshots are charted. The listed-expiry table preserves the observable exchange maturities underneath those interpolated points.

51.7%52.2%52.7%53.3%53.8%1W2W1M3M6M9M1Y
ExpiryTime leftForward now (USD)Forward change (USD)ATM IV nowATM IV changeRR25 changeBF25 change
4SEP26Expiry effect0.6 days104.26+4.98 USD63.08%+5.85 vol pts+6.56 vol pts+0.38 vol pts
11SEP267.6 days104.26+4.98 USD51.75%-1.59 vol pts+3.64 vol pts+0.38 vol pts
25SEP2621.6 days104.34+4.91 USD52.48%-1.17 vol pts+2.89 vol pts+0.21 vol pts
25DEC26112.6 days104.65+4.85 USD52.89%-0.49 vol pts+2.99 vol pts+0.13 vol pts

11 · Smile movement

Reconstructed SVI smiles for every common expiry.

Each overlay uses the stored five-parameter SVI fit and the snapshot-specific time to expiry. Ultra-short expiries are displayed but do not determine the headline ranking.

4SEP26rotation towards calls · wing steepening
-0.30k0.00k+0.30k
11SEP26rotation towards calls · wing steepening
-0.30k0.00k+0.30k
25SEP26rotation towards calls · wing steepening
-0.30k0.00k+0.30k
25DEC26rotation towards calls
-0.30k0.00k+0.30k

Surface movement heatmap

Each cell is the fitted IV change in volatility points. Rows are listed expiries; columns run from the put wing through ATM to the call wing.

Completed-session cross-asset context

Crypto volatility against US equity risk.

SOL 30-day implied volatility was 3.5 times VIX, while its 30-session return correlation with SPX was low at 0.23.

Implied-volatility premium

SOL 30-day ATM IV was 53.18%, against VIX at 15.20: a 37.98-point spread and 3.50× ratio.

Realised-volatility regime

SOL reported crypto realised volatility was 73.10%, versus SPX reported realised volatility of 7.59%. The spread ranked at percentile rank 52.7% of 220 prior observations.

Equity co-movement

Return correlation with SPX was 0.233 over 30 aligned sessions and 0.383 over 60 sessions. VIX9D, VIX and VIX3M closed at 12.57, 15.20 and 17.73.

RV comparison basis unverified: this edition does not record the recognised provider methodology for both horizons and annualisation conventions. The displayed spread rank does not establish matched-horizon comparability.

As of 02 Sept 2026, 20:00 UTC. Implied volatility and completed-session realised volatility use their respective observation windows shown above.

Evidence and methodology

Provider: yahoo_finance; quality: valid. Crypto RV annualised on sqrt(365); SPX RV on sqrt(252).

Evidence, source data and methodology
Report comparison baseline → current snapshot
2026-09-02 16:38:00 UTC → 2026-09-03 16:38:00 UTC

Changes use these stored market-snapshot baselines. The comparison baseline may differ from the snapshot used in the previous published edition.

Original report summary

Solana two-week RR25 jumped 3.88 volatility points to 3.97 volatility points, an exceptional 100th percentile move that left call-side volatility richer than put-side volatility. Meanwhile, front-end ATM IV declined 1.19 points on average and one-week ATM IV fell 1.67 points to 51.89%.

At report cutoff · Levels and stored endpoint changes

What matters now

Vol: SOL 1W ATM IV 51.89% · Δ -1.67 vol pts

Skew: SOL 1W RR25 3.49 vol pts · Δ +3.76 vol pts

Wings: SOL 1W BF25 3.83 vol pts · Δ +0.38 vol pts

Vol

SOL 1W ATM IV 51.89% · Δ -1.67 vol pts

Skew

SOL 1W RR25 3.49 vol pts · Δ +3.76 vol pts

Wings

SOL 1W BF25 3.83 vol pts · Δ +0.38 vol pts

IV versus RV

SOL Unavailable

Unavailable readings: SOL IV versus RV. See the report’s data availability notes.

Δ compares the report’s stored surface endpoints. IV versus RV is a level comparison, not a daily change.

12 · Technical appendix

Model parameters and normalized Greeks.

These diagnostics preserve the fitted-surface audit trail without competing with the main market story.

Show SVI parameter changes and normalized Greeks

SVI diagnostics

Daily movement in a, b, rho, m and sigma.

Among ranking-eligible expiries, the largest absolute rho change occurred at 25SEP26; the largest sigma change occurred at 25DEC26.

ExpiryΔ aΔ bΔ rhoΔ mΔ sigmaSmile classification
4SEP26+0.03230-0.04170+0.12550+0.03460-0.13220rotation towards calls, wing steepening
11SEP26+0.00190+0.00710+0.02100-0.00470-0.04490rotation towards calls, wing steepening
25SEP26+0.01720+0.00160-0.18330-0.12870-0.09360rotation towards calls, wing steepening
25DEC26-0.06350+0.05530-0.02540-0.08420+0.11970rotation towards calls

Current surface characteristics

Where normalized model Greek intensity is highest.

These are comparable Black-forward Greeks for a one-SOL ATM-forward call at each listed expiry—not portfolio exposure, open interest or a prediction of dealer positioning.

Highest Vega25DEC26, 0.229437 USD / vol pt
Highest Gamma4SEP26, 0.144817 1 / USD
Highest Theta Decay4SEP26, -0.858055 USD / day
Highest Vanna25DEC26, 0.001096 delta / vol pt
Highest Volga25DEC26, -0.009362 USD / vol pt²

7D realised volatility · data quality

AssetRecorded RVStatusCoverage / requiredLongest gap / maximum
SOLUnavailableUnavailablenot recorded / not recorded requirednot recorded / not recorded maximum

Thresholds are asset-specific policies recorded in this edition. Each window is assessed independently; returns spanning gaps are excluded. Partial estimates may miss volatility during gaps.

RV coverage and methodology

SOL · Unavailable · Surface cutoff 03 Sept 2026, 16:38:00 UTC · 7D coverage not recorded / not recorded required · largest 7D gap not recorded / not recorded maximum · maximum gap not recorded. RV suppressed — valid 7D coverage was not recorded. Full 7D coverage policy was not recorded.

Source data JSON

13 · Methodology and provenance

Generated from measured Derivasys surface data.

Current snapshot
03 Sept 2026, 16:38 UTC
Comparison snapshot
02 Sept 2026, 16:38 UTC
Source
Derivasys proprietary historical SVI surface and canonical SOL index databases
Realised volatility
Annualised root-mean-square of one-minute canonical SOL-USD index log returns using a 365-day basis; all windows end at the current snapshot.
Comparison window
Nearest successful surface snapshots approximately 24 hours apart
RR convention
25-delta call IV minus 25-delta put IV
BF convention
Average 25-delta wing IV minus ATM forward IV
Fixed tenors
Fixed-tenor measures are interpolated independently at 1W, 2W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 9M and 1Y; headline rankings prioritise 1W, 2W, 1M, 3M, 6M and 1Y.
Smile reconstruction
Listed-expiry smiles are reconstructed from stored SVI total-variance parameters on a fixed log-moneyness grid.
Ultra-short expiries
Expiries with fewer than 2 full days remaining stay in detailed tables but are excluded from headline rankings. Settlement proximity, time decay, changing liquidity and fewer quotes can exaggerate their changes.
Greek normalization
Black forward Greeks for a normalized one-SOL ATM-forward call, zero rate, fitted SVI IV
Catalyst policy
Only sufficiently relevant, reliably sourced events are shown; otherwise no catalyst is assigned.

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