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Options on the chart

Dealer positioning drawn where you trade: gamma levels, strike profiles and the expected move on the price chart itself.

BTC chart with gamma levels and the options profile beside the price scale

On every chart by default

  • Gamma levels. Strike levels through time with the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and peak strike. FLOW or STD signing.

Dealer positioning

  • Options profile. Dealer GEX, DEX, VEX, CEX, vega, OI or positions by strike beside the price scale, with an optional second metric.
  • Volumetric levels. Dealer exposure by strike as a dot per candle on the price: solid where it is big, the largest in gold.
  • Options ladder. The HEATMAP strike ladder on the chart or beside the price scale.
  • Expected move. Each session’s range priced by the options market.

Options flow

  • Options flow. Option prints as bubbles on the candles. On US equities, past orders are marked by what the next morning’s open interest says they did, and multi-leg strategies show as diamonds.
  • Options flow heatmap. Each strike’s premium through the session as heat behind the candles, net bullish minus bearish by default. US equities, intraday, the last 3 sessions.
  • Options premium (calls and puts). Call and put premium bar by bar: net, bought or sold. BTC, ETH and US equities, where it can add up the ticker’s sector or the whole market.

Levels and timing

  • Key levels. One ranked list: dealer levels, profile levels, prior highs and lows, the day and week open, liquidation clusters and, on US equities, dark pool levels. Right-click a level to alert on it.
  • Volatility clock. How volatile each hour of the week usually is, as a strip or bands. Crypto, 1 hour and below.

Good to know

  • Works on BTC, ETH and US options names. On 24/7 index, gold and oil charts, the overlays come from the US underlying and are scaled to the price.
  • Clicking a strike in the GEX panel marks it on every chart of that underlying.