Where do options dealers flip from damping the market to chasing it? Gamma exposure with flip levels and walls, a live futures term structure, and the full strike-by-expiry matrix. No black box — we show our work.
GEX+, Futures Curve, Options Matrix
Pairs with Real Options Depth
Strike × Expiry Cells Per Currency
Net dealer gamma by strike, the flip level and the walls — with the positioning model stated. You can't trade a number you do not understand.
Live term structure across every dated future: mark price, open interest, premium and annualized basis per tenor — contango or backwardation at a glance, with history playback.
Implied volatility, open interest and traded premium across every strike and expiry, calls and puts — see where positioning actually sits, not just a headline number.
GEX is built on an assumption about which side of each option the dealers hold — and different assumptions produce different signs on the same open interest. We state ours, we floor the maths where expiring options distort it, and we label the output descriptive, not predictive. Treat any GEX number — including ours — as a model, not a measurement. We're the only vendor that says that out loud.
The spread between spot and each futures expiry is the cleanest read on positioning appetite in crypto: rich carry says crowded longs, flat or inverted says fear. Biyond charts the whole dated curve live with open interest per tenor and lets you replay how it moved — the view options desks look at first, and the one liquidation-tool vendors don't offer at all.
The options market's whole board on one screen: implied volatility, call and put open interest, and traded premium across roughly ninety strikes and a dozen expiries per currency. The matrix is the receipts behind the GEX headline — where the walls that shape the gamma profile actually come from.
The scorecard block on these pages shows how we grade our models in public — our liquidation model's weekly capture rate today, with the options models joining as their record accrues. Model output, measured against what happened, window labeled. Flattering or not.
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That's where the overwhelming majority of crypto options liquidity lives, so it's where the signal is. CME, OKX and Binance options are not included — if you need CME coverage for an institutional book, we're not your tool yet.
Our GEX uses a stated dealer-positioning convention. A flow-inferred second model is in research — when it ships you'll see both side by side, and the flip shown as a band rather than false single-number precision.
No altcoin options. Bitcoin and Ether are the pairs with real options markets — we'd rather not chart noise.
GEX+, the futures curve and the options matrix are all included in Biyond Basic at $39/month — the same plan that carries the full liquidation stack, quantitative indicators and daily market analysis.
An estimate of how much options dealers must buy or sell to stay hedged as price moves. When net dealer gamma is positive, hedging tends to dampen moves; when negative, it can amplify them. The flip level is where the regime changes. It's one of the most-watched options metrics — and one of the most model-dependent.
Because GEX is a model, not a measurement. Every vendor assumes which side of each option dealers hold, and different assumptions flip signs on the same open interest. We state our convention and its limits; most vendors publish neither. When two GEX numbers disagree, ask both vendors for their methodology — we're the ones who'll answer.
The price where modeled net dealer gamma changes sign — often read as the boundary between a dampened and an accelerating market. Treat it as a zone, not a line: it moves with positioning, and near-expiry options can distort it (our model floors those out).
The basis between spot and each futures expiry is crypto's cleanest positioning gauge: rich annualised carry means leveraged longs are paying up; a flat or inverted curve signals fear. It's also the raw input for cash-and-carry yield.
Free accounts see the pages walled, with the model scorecard visible above the wall — so you can judge how we grade our models before subscribing. Basic ($39/mo) unlocks everything.
No. GEX, flip levels and curve analytics are model-based market data, not recommendations. Options carry substantial risk; your decisions remain your own.
Biyond's options analytics are model-based data products built on Deribit market data. Gamma exposure, flip levels and related metrics are estimates that depend on stated modeling assumptions; they are not investment advice or price predictions. Options trading involves substantial risk.
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