Daily SOL options market report · 24-hour comparison
Solana options lift near-term volatility as calls become richer
Solana’s near-dated options surface moved higher, with one-week ATM IV gaining 3.08 volatility points to 54.69%. One-week RR25 rose 1.56 points to 3.19 volatility points, placing call-side volatility above put-side volatility. Front-end ATM IV averaged 53.81%, and the nearest eligible forward rose 2.44%, while realised-volatility comparisons were unavailable.
SOLSpot-index 24h Unavailable1W ATM IV 54.69%1W RR25 +3.19 vol pts1W BF25 +3.81 vol pts1W IV − 7D RV Unavailable
Market context · daily observation window
Market context
SOL spot-index return unavailable; 1W ATM IV rose 3.08 volatility points to 54.69% over the daily window. RR25 moved toward calls (+1.56 points); BF25 wing premium increased (+0.12 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 5 Sept, 16:59 UTC to 6 Sept, 16:59 UTC.
Prior comparison unavailable: the published 2026-09-05 edition is verified but ends at 5 Sept, 18:43 UTC; this window requires 5 Sept, 16:59 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 ≥ 54.69 percent at . Current level 54.69; threshold is the current observed endpoint.
Full retrace: SOL 1W ATM IV ≤ 51.61 percent at . Current level 54.69; 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.
RR25 moved towards calls, averaging +1.23 volatility points to 3.59 volatility points across the four available headline tenors. Negative RR25 denotes a richer 25-delta put wing under the call-minus-put convention.
BF25 was broadly unchanged, averaging +0.07 volatility points to 4.17 volatility points across the four available headline tenors. BF25 measures the average 25-delta wing premium over ATM IV.
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
ATM IV change
7SEP26, +7.89 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.
CurrentComparison snapshot
Suppressed outside the observable listed-expiry range: 6M, 9M, 1Y.
Expiry
Time left
Forward now (USD)
Forward change (USD)
ATM IV now
ATM IV change
RR25 change
BF25 change
7SEP26Expiry effect
0.6 days
106.01
+2.52 USD
53.96%
+7.89 vol pts
-0.14 vol pts
-0.62 vol pts
11SEP26
4.6 days
106.02
+2.53 USD
55.46%
+3.93 vol pts
+1.42 vol pts
-0.10 vol pts
18SEP26
11.6 days
106.02
+2.53 USD
54.08%
+2.33 vol pts
+1.47 vol pts
+0.25 vol pts
25SEP26
18.6 days
106.07
+2.51 USD
53.55%
+1.98 vol pts
+0.63 vol pts
-0.15 vol pts
30OCT26
53.6 days
106.09
+2.60 USD
52.42%
+0.76 vol pts
+1.25 vol pts
+0.39 vol pts
25DEC26
109.6 days
106.4
+2.68 USD
51.78%
+0.16 vol pts
+1.07 vol pts
-0.27 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.
7SEP26rotation towards calls · wing steepening11SEP26rotation towards calls18SEP26rotation towards calls25SEP26parallel shift higher · rotation towards calls30OCT26rotation towards calls25DEC26rotation towards calls
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.
IV lowerIV higher
7SEP26
11SEP26
18SEP26
25SEP26
30OCT26
25DEC26
-0.30kATM+0.30k
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 0.25.
Implied-volatility premium
SOL 30-day ATM IV was 50.73%, against VIX at 14.53: a 36.20-point spread and 3.49× ratio.
Realised-volatility regime
SOL reported crypto realised volatility was 76.48%, versus SPX reported realised volatility of 8.30%. The spread ranked at percentile rank 59.5% of 222 prior observations.
Equity co-movement
Return correlation with SPX was 0.252 over 30 aligned sessions and 0.383 over 60 sessions. VIX9D, VIX and VIX3M closed at 11.97, 14.53 and 17.61.
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 04 Sept 2026, 20:00 UTC. Implied volatility and completed-session realised volatility use their respective observation windows shown above.
Evidence and methodology
market-context-v1; crypto RV is 20 calendar-day close-to-close log returns annualised with sqrt(365); SPX RV is 20 US-session log returns annualised with sqrt(252).
Evidence, source data and methodology
Report comparison baseline → current snapshot
2026-09-05 16:59:00 UTC → 2026-09-06 16:59:00 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’s near-dated options surface moved higher, with one-week ATM IV gaining 3.08 volatility points to 54.69%. One-week RR25 rose 1.56 points to 3.19 volatility points, placing call-side volatility above put-side volatility. Front-end ATM IV averaged 53.81%, and the nearest eligible forward rose 2.44%, while realised-volatility comparisons were unavailable.
At report cutoff · Levels and stored endpoint changes
What matters now
Vol: SOL 1W ATM IV 54.69% · Δ +3.08 vol pts
Skew: SOL 1W RR25 3.19 vol pts · Δ +1.56 vol pts
Wings: SOL 1W BF25 3.81 vol pts · Δ +0.12 vol pts
Vol
SOL 1W ATM IV 54.69% · Δ +3.08 vol pts
Skew
SOL 1W RR25 3.19 vol pts · Δ +1.56 vol pts
Wings
SOL 1W BF25 3.81 vol pts · Δ +0.12 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 11SEP26; the largest sigma change occurred at 30OCT26.
Expiry
Δ a
Δ b
Δ rho
Δ m
Δ sigma
Smile classification
7SEP26
-0.00260
-0.01340
+0.03890
+0.01710
+0.07150
rotation towards calls, wing steepening
11SEP26
-0.01320
+0.00050
+0.08810
+0.02850
+0.07710
rotation towards calls
18SEP26
+0.01210
-0.01410
+0.04330
+0.02290
-0.03180
rotation towards calls
25SEP26
+0.00740
-0.01630
+0.02950
+0.00840
+0.00260
parallel shift higher, rotation towards calls
30OCT26
+0.03110
-0.02000
+0.01450
+0.00610
-0.09910
rotation towards calls
25DEC26
+0.02590
-0.02750
-0.01950
-0.03180
-0.05710
rotation 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.
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 06 Sept 2026, 16:59:00 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. Canonical SOL index coverage for 7d is incomplete: expected 10080 returns, found 10045 Full 7D coverage policy was not recorded.
Derivasys proprietary historical SVI surface database
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 published only when listed expiries bracket the target at both comparison snapshots. Targets outside either observable range are suppressed, not extrapolated; headline rankings use only supported tenors.
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.
