Gamma / GEX Terminal
Options gamma exposure for BTC, ETH and SOL — the walls that shape price.
The Gamma / GEX Terminal reads the options market's gamma exposure for BTC and ETH (Deribit) and SOL (OKX). It maps call and put walls, high-volatility levels (HVL) and the all-important gamma flip — the level where dealer hedging behaviour inverts.
Gamma positioning is one of the most powerful and least understood forces in crypto price action. Above the flip, dealer hedging tends to dampen volatility; below it, hedging can amplify moves. The terminal makes that structure visible.
Multi-venue GEX
Deribit BTC/ETH and OKX SOL options exposure in one place.
Call / put walls
The strike concentrations that often act as magnets or barriers.
Gamma flip level
The pivot where dealer hedging flips from dampening to amplifying volatility.
High-volatility levels
HVL zones where price tends to move fast.
GEX is the options-derived context layer that explains why spot behaves the way it does around key strikes — institutional intel, made readable for retail.
What is GEX?
Gamma Exposure — a measure of how options dealers must hedge, which strongly influences how spot price behaves around key strikes.
Which assets are covered?
BTC and ETH via Deribit options, and SOL via OKX options.
What is the gamma flip?
The level where net dealer gamma changes sign — above it hedging tends to suppress volatility, below it hedging can amplify moves.
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