{asset} dealer GEX by strike
Dollars dealers must trade per 1% move in the underlying. Positive: dealers buy dips and sell rips. Negative: they chase price. Open interest mode shows contracts in coins: calls right, puts left.
Dollars dealers must trade per 1% move in the underlying. Positive: dealers buy dips and sell rips. Negative: they chase price. Open interest mode shows contracts in coins: calls right, puts left.
| Level | Price | From spot |
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| Expiry | Days | Net GEX | Open interest | Share | Put / call | ATM IV | Skew |
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Skew is an approximation: put IV at 90% of spot minus call IV at 110%, averaged by open interest within 3% of each strike. Shown from 7 days out; shorter expiries show a dash because venues disagree on their wing quotes.
| Venue | Status | Contracts | Open interest | USD | Share |
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| Time | Venue | Contract | Side | Size | USD |
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Forced closes of futures positions. Red is longs liquidated (forced sells), blue is shorts liquidated (forced buys). Notional in USD.
| Time | Venue | Instrument | Side | Size | Price | USD |
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Liquidated USD by price and hour, for prices within 8% of spot. The white line is spot. Brighter cells mean more forced closes. Blank cells mean none were recorded.
Touch: chance price trades through the level before the horizon ends. Close beyond: chance price is past the level when the horizon ends. Lognormal, zero drift, ATM implied vol. Not adjusted for dealer flow.
Each column is the price distribution predicted, from implied vol, for the time shown, made one horizon earlier. The white line is realized spot. Brighter cells are more likely. Columns after now are still awaiting their target time. The dotted line is the predicted median; the thin lines bound its 50% band.