Tell us where you think Bitcoin is going, how much you're willing to risk, and by when. Easy Options reads the live board, picks strikes people are actually trading, and shows you the payoff — and the worst case — before you place anything.
Same live board, same risk engine underneath. They differ only in how much of the decision you want to make yourself.
Answer three questions and get one complete trade — strikes chosen, risk capped, payoff drawn. The fastest route from a view to a position.
Open 02A deliberately small stake on a big move. Long odds, tiny ticket, and the app says plainly that most of these expire worthless.
Open 03Pick where you think it settles on expiry day and get four trades ranked from YOLO to defensive, each on the most liquid strike in its band.
Open 04The full board. Choose your own strikes from the chain, stack legs, and watch the payoff, margin and break-evens update as you go.
OpenOne login and you're on the board. No API keys to generate, paste or rotate — the exchange connection is already wired up and lives on the server, never in your browser.
Up, down or nowhere. How much you're willing to lose. When you want it settled. Three answers is the whole interview.
The exact strikes, the real margin, the break-even and the worst case — drawn as a payoff curve — before a single order leaves the app.
Hiding the complexity is the product. Skipping it would just be a worse trade with friendlier wording.
Options are marked against the forward the exchange itself quotes, so our theoretical price tracks Bybit's own. Measured against 200 live contracts: 0.03% price error, delta agreeing to five decimals.
Bybit's USDT-option formula, factors and all, including the awkward part everyone skips — legs are not netted on a standard Unified account, so the number you see is the number that gets held.
Every strike is scored on its bid-ask spread relative to its price and drawn as a bar down the chain. A textbook strike nobody is quoting is a worse trade than a near-enough one you can exit.
Structures are built so the worst case is known before you commit, and anything with an open-ended loss is labelled as such — in those words, on the card, every time.
The exchange connection is already set up. Sign in and the live option chain, the payoff engine and your positions are all there.
Sign in to startOptions can and often do expire worthless. Nothing here is financial advice.