XRP 1W ATM implied volatility rose 7.90 volatility points over seven days while AVAX 1W ATM implied volatility fell 5.71 volatility points. The cross-asset 1W ATM IV weekly change range was 13.61 volatility points. AVAX nevertheless closed with higher 1W ATM IV than XRP. The broader seven-asset comparison includes TRX observations measured at earlier native endpoints.
All seven crypto spot indices fell over seven days while 1W ATM implied volatility recorded four rises and three falls. TRX's 1W ATM implied volatility rose 5.33 volatility points, while AVAX's 1W ATM implied volatility fell 13.92 volatility points. The range of 1W ATM implied-volatility changes was 19.25 volatility points. The comparison runs from October 3 to October 10, 2026, with both Derivasys snapshots taken at 17:02 UTC.
Across TRX and AVAX, the 1W ATM implied volatility minus 7D realised volatility comparison spanned 17.29 volatility points at the October 3 cutoff. This is a current cross-asset level comparison; a prior spread is unavailable, so it does not measure a change over time.
Derivasys data show XRP one-week ATM implied volatility rising 10.40 volatility points to 71.66% over the seven days ending 26 September, while Ether one-week ATM implied volatility fell 7.55 volatility points to 40.91%. Across the crypto options comparison, the range between XRP and Ether one-week ATM implied-volatility changes was 17.95 volatility points. That range compares their moves during the week; it is not a change from an earlier week's range.
Implied volatility describes the movement priced by options. Matching seven-day intraday realised-volatility comparisons were unavailable.
TRX one-week ATM IV exceeded TRX seven-day realised volatility by 5.75 points, while XRP one-week ATM IV trailed XRP seven-day realised volatility by 16.90 points. That 22.65-point implied-versus-realised range was the week’s clearest cross-asset relative-value divide. AVAX one-week ATM IV nevertheless posted the largest weekly increase, rising 11.06 points to 66.51%, showing that repricing and relative value did not move in lockstep.
Across the seven-market crypto options complex, TRX one-week ATM IV stood 6.35 volatility points above seven-day realised volatility, while AVAX stood 6.10 points below it. The resulting 12.45-point implied-versus-realised range was the week’s strongest relative-value contrast. ETH also posted the largest one-week ATM IV increase, up 6.79 points.
Solana’s one-week ATM IV fell 20.89 volatility points, while Bitcoin’s one-week ATM IV rose 1.76 volatility points. Seven-market one-week ATM IV changes spanned 22.65 volatility points. HYPE’s one-week ATM IV was 62.25%.