Crypto has a dealer map.
You just couldn’t see all of it.
300+ assets mapped · crypto-native and US-listed books · read by NoVo
Every mapped coin has a free live page. Start at BTC, ETH or SOL and follow the A–Z from there.
88 coins with a book or leverage positioning + 200+ on-chain tokens on Solana, Base and Robinhood Chain + 190+ stock tokens and 150+ perp markets
Dealer gamma on the seven cryptos that have a real options book: the flip, the walls, the 08:00 UTC expiry. Funding per venue, never blended. Liquidation flow. And what a round trip actually costs at retail, read back from the disclosed markup itself, not an estimate. Then the on-chain map: the memecoin surface on Solana, Base and Robinhood Chain, read on depth, turnover and which side the wallets are on.
NoVo Options Trading maps every Deribit book, the US-listed ETF book beside it, and the on-chain surface.
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A markets SI, in the box.
Dr. NoVo reads dealer positioning on SPY, QQQ and IWM. He reads options flow, gamma, skew, vanna and charm. He reads the economic calendar, earnings dates, the VIX regime and the headlines. He reads this crypto map. All of it is one body of knowledge. All of it answers when you ask him a question here.
Ask him whether crypto is leading or lagging the equity risk impulse and he answers, because he is looking at both.
Where is BTC positioned right now?
Reads the live gamma book: net GEX, the walls, the flip, and how far the 08:00 UTC expiry is. Not a guess from a chart.
Is crypto risk-on ahead of the equity open?
Crypto trades the weekend and equities do not. NoVo holds both maps, so he can compare them rather than describe one.
What does it actually cost me to trade PEPE?
The retail markup is published per coin, per side. He reads it back and ranks it against the other 91.
What is on the calendar that could move this?
Economic releases, earnings dates and headline sentiment, with the same tools he uses on the equity side.
A chart, and good luck.
Gamma by strike, and nothing that tells you what it means.
Funding averaged into one number that describes no market.
No idea what the trade actually costs you until after you have taken it.
A tool that never says “I do not have that data”; it just draws something.
Every panel on the map is granted by measured inputs. A coin with one funding venue gets no funding panel. A thin price series gets no percentile. A venue whose price disagrees with the rest is quarantined before it reaches you. NoVo declines to quote a number he does not trust.
You already read the tape. This reads the book.
Crypto never closes, and the positioning that moves it is public. Almost nobody puts it in one place.
One map
- ✓Gamma by strike, the walls and the flip on every crypto with a real options book
- ✓Funding per venue, never blended — the disagreement is the signal
- ✓Every funding and open-interest reading ranked against that coin's own logged history, sample size shown — and on the majors, a second lens against years of the venues’ own archives
- ✓24-hour options volume on every book — premium traded and the contracts that carried it
- ✓The block tape — negotiated option trades the venue itself tagged, with premium, leg count and the exchange’s own structure names
- ✓The carry curve — annualised basis on every dated future carrying real open interest, the convention printed on the panel
- ✓The map after settlement — crypto expires every day at 08:00 UTC. Both books side by side, and the 30-minute average that decides which strikes pay
- ✓Taker-flow gamma — the dealer side measured off the venue’s own taker tag instead of assumed from a call/put convention, blocks excluded and the method printed beside it
- ✓Implied vs realized, side by side — DVOL’s daily move against the move the tape actually printed, minute count shown
- ✓24-hour liquidation flow, per coin, longs and shorts split
- ✓The screener — all 93 coins ranked on every measured column at once, including the funding spread a blended number hides
- ✓Stablecoin dry powder — the dollars on the rails and which way they are moving, with tokenized funds and authorized-but-unissued inventory counted separately
- ✓Where the flush landed — realized liquidations bucketed by the price they actually cleared at. Not a heatmap: nobody can see per-account leverage, so we show where it did happen instead of projecting where it might
- ✓The retail round trip, read from the venue's own disclosed markup
- ✓The map checks its own math — once a day every published figure is re-derived from the corpus independently, and a mismatch fails the check
- ✓NoVo, who reads all of it and answers in plain English
The tab stack
- ✕A gamma number with no funding, liquidations or cost beside it
- ✕A funding dashboard that blends venues into one number that describes no market
- ✕Liquidations in a Telegram channel, after the wick
- ✕A guess at what the spread just cost you
- ✕Nobody to ask what any of it means at 3am
The panels most crypto tools skip
Retail cost to trade
A major US retail venue publishes its markup per coin, per side. The map reads it back and ranks all 92, so you know what a round trip costs before you take it, at the size you are actually trading rather than a headline rate.
Liquidation flow
Forced selling at prices you can work out in advance from open interest and leverage. The crypto answer to a gamma squeeze: flow that has to happen, whether anyone wants it to or not.
Funding, per venue
A published price for how crowded one side is. No equity equivalent exists. When one venue pays 60% annualised and another pays nothing, that gap is the read.
Robinhood Wallet trending
New coins reach Robinhood Wallet users through one list: Trending, on the home screen. The map reads that list every minute and runs it across the top of the dashboard. The first time a coin lands on it, your phone tells you.
New on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain mints about a hundred tokens an hour and most never hold any depth. The Robinhood tab keeps the ones under a week old that hold $100K or more in the pool, beside the trending list they are trying to reach.
Price, with the levels on it
Candles for every coin with a dealer map, from 15 minutes to a day, with the flip, the walls and max pain drawn where they sit. The structure and the price, read on one chart.
Your coins, first
Star the coins you follow and they lead the rail, the same on your phone and your desk. Dr. NoVo’s brief on the names you give him arrives at the time you pick, as a push or by email.
Stocks on-chain
Stocks trade on-chain two ways now. Robinhood’s stock tokens: how many shares exist on-chain, and whether they are being minted or redeemed. And the stock and index perps that trade all weekend: funding, open interest, and an open-interest history we keep ourselves.
Coverage you can see
Every panel is granted by measured inputs. One funding venue means no funding panel. A thin series gets no percentile. Nothing renders on data that is not there.
Ask, and get an answer
NoVo has the live map in front of him while you talk to him: gamma, funding, liquidations and cost. “Ping me if BTC breaks 80k”, “tell me if it loses its put wall”, “flag any block over $5M”. Each is a sentence rather than a settings page, and it finds you as a push.
One book, three ways: what actually traded, who is positioned where, and every coin ranked beside each other.
Six venues, one clock.
Nothing here is scraped from a screenshot or averaged from an aggregator. Every number is pulled from the venue that made it.
The venue carrying the overwhelming majority of crypto options open interest. Gamma, greeks, open interest by strike, the volatility index, the block tape, the dated-futures carry curve, and the taker-side tag that makes measured dealer gamma possible.
The six perp venues that carry the leverage. Kept separate, because they disagree and the disagreement is the signal.
The offshore options books AND the US-listed funds that hold the same coin. Different dealers, different hours, different expiry clocks. One underlying, two books, never summed.
Bars with genuine exchange volume behind them, from the venue that printed them, so a percentile means something.
The retail markup you actually pay, buy side and sell side, taken from what the venue itself discloses, not an estimate.
What a crypto GEX tool leaves out.
The gamma map is the part everyone builds. It is the smallest part of what moves a perp.
See every crypto gamma provider we know of, prices included →
| Crypto Market Map | Crypto GEX tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Dealer gamma by strike, walls, the flip | ✓ every Deribit book + the ETF book | ✓ the strongest ones go wide |
| On-chain liquidity map — depth, turnover, wallets | ✓ 200+ tokens, three chains | — |
| The 08:00 UTC expiry ladder | ✓ | ✓ |
| Funding, per venue and never blended | ✓ five venues | — |
| 24-hour liquidation flow per coin | ✓ | — |
| Open interest and the price/OI regime | ✓ | — |
| What a round trip actually costs | ✓ all 92 ranked | — |
| Max pain, per expiry | ✓ | ✓ |
| Term structure across every expiry | ✓ | — |
| The IV skew curve, not one number | ✓ | — |
| The vol surface — IV across moneyness and expiry together, where the ATM and the wings can disagree | ✓ | — |
| Spot ETF flows — created and redeemed at the issuer. Volume is what traded; flow is what was created | ✓ IBIT & ETHA | — |
| Cross-venue funding spread — who pays most, the cheapest carry, and the gross gap between them | ✓ trusted venues only | — |
| Gamma heatmap, strike × expiry | ✓ | — |
| Net delta, vanna and charm | ✓ | — |
| US-listed ETF dealer books beside the crypto ones | ✓ | — |
| Net GEX that moves with spot | ✓ live | varies |
| A markets SI who reads all of it | ✓ Dr. NoVo | — |
Free follows the market.
What the market gives away, we give away.
Free, on every coin
Current funding by venue, open interest, 24-hour liquidations, and the BTC and ETH gamma read. Free at market data, no account needed.
The subscription
Gamma by strike, the walls and the flip across all 7 books. DVOL, expected move and skew, with implied and realized side by side. The block tape, the dated-futures carry curve, and taker-flow gamma, the dealer side measured rather than assumed. History and percentiles. What a round trip actually costs at retail. And NoVo himself.
Before you start the trial.
Does this include the SPY, QQQ and IWM dealer map?
Which coins does it cover?
What about memecoins and on-chain tokens?
Where does the data come from?
What is the gamma flip, in crypto?
Is any of it free?
Does it trade for me?
Can I cancel?
The map, and the SI who reads it.
Every coin in the map, and NoVo, who reads this map and the equity dealer map, included.
- Dealer gamma by strike — BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, AVAX, HYPE and TRX, the 7 with meaningful open interest
- The call wall, the put wall and the gamma flip — where hedging turns from damping to amplifying
- The 08:00 UTC expiry ladder — crypto expires daily, so pinning repeats 365 times a year
- DVOL and the expected move — the crypto VIX, and the daily move it implies
- Near-ATM skew — puts bid over calls, or the reverse
- Funding per venue — five venues, never blended into one number that describes no market
- 24-hour liquidation flow — longs and shorts split, per coin
- Open interest and the price/OI regime — new longs, new shorts, covering or liquidation
- What a round trip actually costs — the disclosed retail markup, all 92 ranked
- Robinhood Wallet trending — the coins on the Wallet’s trending list, read every minute, with a push the first time a new one lands
- New launches on Robinhood Chain — every token under a week old with $100K or more in its pool
- Stocks on-chain — 190+ Robinhood stock tokens and 150+ perp markets on stocks, indexes and commodities: shares minted, mint and redeem flow, funding and open interest
- Hourly bars with genuine exchange volume behind the percentiles
- Quality-screened prices — a venue that disagrees with the rest is quarantined, not averaged in
- The US-listed books too — the ETF options on the same coin, beside the crypto ones, so you see both dealer sets
- Max pain, term structure and the IV skew curve — across every listed expiry
- Gamma heatmap — strike by expiry, where hedging actually sits
- Net delta, vanna and charm — in units you can use, per vol point and per day
- Net GEX that moves with spot — not a number that waits five minutes to catch up
- The on-chain map — 200+ tokens on Solana, Base and Robinhood Chain, read on pooled depth, turnover and the wallet split, each one keyed to its contract address rather than a ticker anyone can mint
- Dr. NoVo — the Financial Markets Super Intelligence — the same one that reads the equity dealer map, with the live crypto map in front of him, answering off all of it
- Prediction Markets — Kalshi (the exchange behind Robinhood’s event contracts) and Polymarket as one tab: the market-implied BTC and ETH ranges against spot, the year’s high and low, movers, and the whale fills with their wallets and P&L
- Prediction-market alerts — set them with Dr. NoVo like any other: a market’s odds crossing a level, the implied BTC median crossing a price, or a fill over a size you choose
- The command bar — a coin answers with its funding and open interest; / opens any tab, coin or panel and sets an alert from any page
- The whole map on your phone — one NoVo app with the portal and your push alerts
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- Net dealer gamma on BTC and ETH — net GEX, the regime it puts dealers in, the expiry it is measured on and which settlement book it came from
- Funding, per venue — the live rate and what it annualises to on each venue, never blended into one number that hides where the carry actually is
- Open interest, per venue — where the leverage is sitting, with 24-hour volume beside it
- 24-hour liquidations — longs and shorts forced out, and the venues they were forced out on
- A live page for every mapped coin — all 93 of them, price and total open interest included. No account, no card
- Read by an agent, not just a browser — the same figures over MCP or REST, no key required
- Around the clock — crypto never closes, and neither does the free feed
- A free account adds the member portal with the Dr. NoVo Market Insight, The Week Ahead and the Mid-Day Tape Review by email, and the NoVo Discord
Gamma by strike, the call and put walls, the flip zone, what a round trip actually costs you, and Dr. NoVo reading all of it: that’s the subscription.
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Read any of them without an account.
Each coin has its own page: funding per venue, open interest and 24-hour liquidations where the venues publish them, and the BTC and ETH gamma read. Machine-readable too: point an AI agent at our MCP server and it reads the same free coin data you do.