A practical Deribit options analytics terminal.
Read the live BTC and ETH options market through implied volatility, chain views, Greeks, delta surfaces, and SVI-oriented visual analysis.
Read the live BTC and ETH options market through implied volatility, chain views, Greeks, delta surfaces, and SVI-oriented visual analysis.
IVExplorer reads public Deribit market data and presents the information traders use to compare strikes and expiries. The chain view keeps IV, bid/ask context, open interest, and Greeks close together instead of hiding them behind a separate calculation workflow.
| View | Trader question |
|---|---|
| Vol Smile | How does IV vary across strikes for this expiry? |
| IV Surface | How does the smile change across expiries? |
| Chain Table | What are the quote, IV, and Greek details for each option? |
| 3D Surface | Where are the skew and term-structure shapes? |
| Vol Outlook | What does the local or archived baseline imply, and how uncertain is it? |
Numerical work runs in WebAssembly in the browser. This keeps the ordinary product path inexpensive and protects user-specific portfolio calculations from server-side storage. A lightweight service may publish public historical aggregates and subscription metadata, but it is not a default credential proxy.
Good research practice: verify timestamp freshness, quote quality, expiry coverage, and model assumptions before treating a surface feature as a trading input.