The rate of change option portfolio to a relative change in the spot market price of the underlying currency is shown as below:
For instance in our earlier post we had advocated iron butterfly, where ATM Call & Put were sold and simultaneously OTM Call & Put were bought on this pair.
Let's just revisit on this portfolio that was built earlier:
The OTM call has now at current a delta of 0.10 and the price of the underlying goes up by $0.0004, the value of the call could be expected to go up by approximately $0.0002.
While ATM call, delta approaches 0.50.
The OTM put has now at current levels a delta of 0.89, so any smaller change in the market price of the underlying will produce very little change in the value of the put.
If a put has a delta of 0.5 and the price of the underlying goes down by $0.0002, the value of the put could be expected to go up by approximately $0.0001.
As a whole, the strategy has been nearing delta at zero (accurately at 0.03) as shown in the figure.


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