Unzipping Backpack — the Operating System for On-Chain xNFT Development

The Intricacies of Economic Stability

Unlocking Profits in Volatile Markets with Grid Trading

Mobilizing perps to dynamically hedge gamma exposures and neutralize theta costs.

Decoding Inscriptions and Ordinals in the Digital Gold Era

Volume refers to the total number of transactions that occur over a given time period. In the case of derivatives trading, it is the number of times a contract exchanges hands.

A sensible short volatility option strategy.

Long volatility exposure at a reduced cost.

A Tale of Two Convergence Mechanisms

The Invisible Gold Rush Shaping the Future of Blockchain

Implied Volatility (IV), Realized Volatility (RV), and the Volatility Risk Premium (VRP)

Options “Greeks” are a set of risk parameters used by options traders to contextualise market conditions and inform trading strategies.

Options enable investors to actively interact with assets without owning them outright. They are uniquely flexible and can be used by investors in pursuit of outsized returns, insurance, or income.