We track BITF's short-dated options flow — net premium, the call/put ratio and the largest sweeps bought at the ask — live on the AlgoX conviction desk. Flow updates through the session.
Flow for BITF refreshes through the session. When the tape is active we surface the call/put split, the call/put ratio and the single most-active contract, and score BITF live against net premium, relative volume and the biggest sweep of the day on the conviction desk.
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Options flow shows where real money is positioning before a move. A bullish lean (heavy call volume, high call/put ratio, sweeps bought at the ask) means traders are paying up for upside; a bearish lean is the reverse. The largest, most-aggressive prints — sweeps filled across exchanges at the ask — carry the most signal. On the AlgoX conviction desk, BITF is scored live against net premium, relative volume, momentum and the biggest sweep of the day.
BITF options flow updates live through the session on the AlgoX conviction desk, where it's scored bullish, bearish or mixed against net premium and the day's biggest sweeps.
The call/put ratio compares call volume to put volume. We track BITF's ratio live — above 1 is call-heavy, below 1 is put-heavy.
We surface BITF's single most-active contract — strike, expiration, volume and implied volatility — whenever the options tape is live.
Unusual options activity in BITF means volume well above normal — especially large blocks or sweeps bought at the ask. Those aggressive, urgent prints carry the most signal, and they're exactly what the AlgoX conviction desk flags in real time.
The full conviction board ranks BITF and the whole tape in real time — with the exact contract the smart money is buying. Top flow is free to watch in the Discord.
Data via Polygon · refreshes through the session · educational, not financial advice · options carry substantial risk.