BOSS

BOSS · Bible of Options Strategies System

Every options strategy, priced live on real crypto markets

58 strategies from the classic options book, each built from today's BTC and ETH options on Deribit, OKX and Bybit: its payoff, its Greeks, what it really costs to trade, and a plain-language explanation of how it works.

  • Live data from 3 venues
  • Free to learn, no account
  • Read-only: no trading
  • Not investment advice
Live example Deribit · BTC

Short Iron Condor

Live
Net Cost?-$509.4833
Delta?-0.0036
Breakeven(s)?$73490.5167, $76509.4833
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The market right now

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Deribit, live. Implied volatility and basis at a constant 30 days, realized volatility over the last 7.

BTC
Spot
$74798.96
ATM IV 30d?
38.2%
RV 7d?
55.7%
Basis 30d?
+6.1%
ETH
Spot
$2125.97
ATM IV 30d?
54.0%
RV 7d?
88.2%
Basis 30d?
+4.6%

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Pick what you expect the market to do: these are the simpler strategies for it, the ones with a limited maximum loss first.

It will stay in a range

It will move a lot, either way

What you can do on BOSS

New to options?

Take the five-minute guided tour, or start with the basics below. Every explanation uses today's market.

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Questions

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What is BOSS?

BOSS (Bible of Options Strategies System) is a live reference for options strategies: 58 classic strategies, each built from today's BTC and ETH options on Deribit, OKX and Bybit, with its payoff, Greeks, breakevens and real cost to trade, and a plain-language explanation of how each one works.

Who is it for?

For anyone learning or trading crypto options. Newcomers can follow the Get Started guide and read the concept articles; experienced traders use the strategy pages, the Scanner and the Dashboard to compare structures and venues on live numbers.

Is anything here investment advice?

No. BOSS shows prices and explains how strategies work; it never tells you what to buy or sell, and nothing on the site is a recommendation. Options can lose money quickly. See the Disclaimer for the full terms.