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Daily snapshot · 2026-11-08 00:23:14 UTC

Bitcoin gamma exposure today

On 8 November 2026, Bitcoin traded at $75,723 with total options gamma exposure of +$3.5M per 1% move. The gamma flip is at $75,697, so spot is 0.0% above it. Regime: Squeeze.

BTC spot
$75,723
Total GEX / 1%
+$3.5M
Gamma flip
$75,697
Regime
Squeeze

Strong negative gamma near spot with a steep profile: hedging is estimated to chase moves, raising squeeze risk. Implied volatility is running at 1.08× 30-day realized volatility (35%).

Main gamma walls

The strikes with the most gamma exposure, ranked by size and closeness to spot.

Above spot

StrikeGEX / 1%From spot
$81,000+$21.1M+7.0%
$80,000+$16.4M+5.7%
$84,000+$10.5M+10.9%

Below spot

StrikeGEX / 1%From spot
$74,000−$31.3M-2.3%
$75,000−$17.9M-1.0%
$72,000−$17.1M-4.9%

Last 7 days

Date (UTC)SpotTotal GEXGamma flipRegime
2026-11-08$75,723+$3.5M$75,697Squeeze
2026-11-07$75,819−$1.0M$76,078Squeeze
2026-11-06$76,048−$25.5M$76,296Squeeze
2026-11-05$80,500+$281.7M$76,716Total Pin
2026-11-04$77,389+$71.9M$76,100Long Gamma
2026-11-03$77,119+$4.3M$77,000Squeeze
2026-11-02$78,222+$115.9M$76,539Total Pin

How to read this

Gamma exposure estimates how much options dealers must buy or sell to stay hedged as price moves. Positive values mean hedging tends to dampen moves; negative values mean it tends to amplify them. Figures are in millions of dollars of hedging per 1% move, across every Deribit BTC option expiring within a year, and assume dealers are long calls and short puts — see GEX explained and the methodology. The data is also available as JSON.

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Updated once a day. Source: Deribit. Computed by Convexity Labs. Not investment advice.