Big money moves options markets before it moves anything else. O.R.S. reads that flow — in real time, filtered for statistical significance, ranked by magnitude. We show you exactly what's happening so you can decide what to do about it.
Options Richter Scale applies a seismograph model to large-transaction options activity. Every trade gets a magnitude — M9.0 through M1.0 — based on how statistically rare the flow is relative to open interest and historical baselines.
The scale isn't decorative. It maps directly to p-value thresholds — the same statistical measure used to determine whether a result is noise or signal. When you see a Tectonic trade, something is up.
Every tier reads the same live tape. Higher tiers unlock deeper history, faster signals, and richer tooling.
