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SNAP Options Chain – 2028-01-21

Detailed SNAP options chain for 2028-01-21 – real-time call and put contracts with last price, bid/ask, volume, open interest, implied volatility, and in-the-money status.

Tip: Use this page together with the price chart, short-term prediction, and multi-expiry options overview to build a complete view of positioning and risk for SNAP.

SNAP Call Options — 2028-01-21 Expiration

This page focuses on a single options expiration date for SNAP – 2028-01-21 – and lists every available call and put contract in a clean chain view. Each row shows the contract symbol, last trade, bid/ask quotes, daily change, percentage change, trading volume, open interest, implied volatility (IV), and whether the option is currently in-the-money (ITM).

Traders often use a specific expiry’s options chain to identify key strike levels, unusual activity, and risk hedging behavior. High open interest around certain strikes or sudden spikes in volume can reveal where large traders and market makers are concentrating their positions for SNAP into 2028-01-21.

This SNAP 2028-01-21 options chain provides a complete strike-by-strike breakdown of pricing, liquidity and volatility. By comparing changes in volume, open interest distribution and IV across calls and puts, traders can understand where the market is positioning ahead of this specific expiration date.

SNAP Put Options — 2028-01-21 Expiration

The table below shows all call options on SNAP expiring on 2028-01-21. You can quickly compare strikes, pricing, liquidity (volume and open interest), and implied volatility to spot popular strike zones and potential directional bets.

Contract Strike Last Bid Ask Volume Open Int. Implied Vol ITM
SNAP 280121C00015000 15.00 1.51 1.52 1.8 1716 14003 71.83%
SNAP 280121C00010000 10.00 2.45 2.3 2.57 151 6502 70.36%
SNAP 280121C00007000 7.00 3.4 3.1 3.8 2 2915 75.20% ITM
SNAP 280121C00012000 12.00 2.04 1.88 2.64 30 1672 75.34%
SNAP 280121C00005000 5.00 4.29 3.5 5.35 9 1071 82.62% ITM
SNAP 280121C00004000 4.00 4.6 4.5 6.05 1 724 100.39% ITM
SNAP 280121C00001000 1.00 6.47 4.6 9.4 1 566 121.09% ITM
SNAP 280121C00003000 3.00 5.15 4.95 6.65 10 319 105.86% ITM
SNAP 280121C00002000 2.00 5.8 4.85 7.45 5 307 92.97% ITM

SNAP Put Options Chain – 2028-01-21

The table below lists all put options on SNAP expiring on 2028-01-21. Use it to track downside protection demand, hedge activity, and deep out-of-the-money puts that may indicate tail-risk hedging or speculation.

Contract Strike Last Bid Ask Volume Open Int. Implied Vol ITM
SNAP 280121P00004000 4.00 0.63 0 1 4 2794 56.25%
SNAP 280121P00010000 10.00 4.17 2.65 5.15 2 422 53.17% ITM
SNAP 280121P00005000 5.00 1.02 0.96 1.04 7 401 59.96%
SNAP 280121P00007000 7.00 2.06 1.8 3.55 2 382 75.29%
SNAP 280121P00012000 12.00 5.35 4.15 6.7 100 329 51.61% ITM
SNAP 280121P00015000 15.00 8.05 6.65 9.15 100 229 77.83% ITM
SNAP 280121P00002000 2.00 0.14 0 5 150 140 0.00%
SNAP 280121P00003000 3.00 0.33 0.01 2.2 1 119 110.64%
SNAP 280121P00001000 1.00 0.03 0.01 0.2 36 86 97.27%

SNAP 2028-01-21 Options Chain FAQ

1. What does this SNAP options chain for 2028-01-21 show?

This page displays the full SNAP options chain for contracts expiring on 2028-01-21. Both call and put tables include contract symbols, last trade price, bid/ask quotes, daily change and percentage change, trading volume, open interest, implied volatility, and an in-the-money (ITM) flag. It is designed to give you a complete snapshot of how the market is pricing risk and direction for this specific expiry.

2. How can I use this SNAP options chain around key events?

Around earnings, macro data releases, or company-specific news, traders often focus on a single expiration such as 2028-01-21. By monitoring changes in implied volatility, volume, and open interest for each strike, you can see where traders are concentrating their bets and hedges. Large shifts in activity on out-of-the-money calls or puts can be early signs of expected volatility or directional moves in SNAP.

3. What is the difference between in-the-money and out-of-the-money options here?

The ITM column highlights whether a contract is currently in-the-money for SNAP: call options are ITM when their strike is below the current stock price, while put options are ITM when their strike is above the current stock price. ITM contracts have intrinsic value, while out-of-the-money options are purely time and volatility value. This distinction helps you quickly identify which strikes are already “in the money” for this expiry.

4. How should I read implied volatility (IV) in this SNAP options table?

Implied volatility reflects how much movement the market expects for SNAP between now and 2028-01-21. Higher IV typically means options are more expensive and the market is pricing in larger potential moves. You can compare IV across strikes and between calls and puts to identify skew – for example, expensive downside puts may indicate demand for crash protection, while rich upside calls can signal speculative interest.

5. Can this single-expiry chain replace a full multi-expiry options overview?

No. This 2028-01-21 options chain gives a granular view for one maturity only. For a complete picture of positioning in SNAP, you should also review the multi-expiry options overview where you can compare put/call ratios, total open interest and volume across different expiration dates. Combining both perspectives helps you understand whether traders are focused on very short-term moves or longer-dated themes.

6. How often is this SNAP options chain for 2028-01-21 updated?

The SNAP options data on this page is refreshed regularly during market hours to reflect the latest trades, mid-market quotes, and open interest updates. Intraday changes in volume, open interest, and implied volatility can provide important signals about how sentiment and risk pricing are evolving as 2028-01-21 approaches.