I researched DOPEX and this is what I found

**This is only the surface, The Rabbit Hole is much deeper
@dopex_io was designed to maximize option liquidity,minimize losses for option writers, and maximize gains for option buyers.

The main difference w/Dopex and other option platforms is the assets in the contract between settlement times are not sitting idle, they are put to work
Enter the SSOV
(Single Staking option vault)
These bad boys allow users to lock up tokens for a specified period of time and earn yield on their staked assets.

Users will be able to deposit assets into a contract which then sells your deposits as call options to buyers at fixed strikes selected upon expiry
So Here’s how SSOVs work for the Option Sellers (AKA writers)
For the SSOV (Option Buyers) 

•Similar to other option platforms, just buy and go 

•Tells you break even price as well as a calculator it Will look something like this to show price points you must be at to be in profit and cover costs.
Potential Outcomes For the Seller

If option is on the money or way on the money then depositors dont lose in USD value, only in asset value so if ETH terms then lose some ETH

If your deposit was 1k (1ETH at the beginning) and ETH is 2k now you would be left with .5 ETH+premiums
Potential Outcomes For the Buyer
•Contract expires out of the money (below strike price if call option/ above if put) loses premium cost

•Contract expires in the money ....in profit (chart will look like this

(strait line is no bueno but the vertical is nuts n ham)
EXAMPLE:
I deposit 10 ETH into the SSOV vault at a 2000$ strike price with ETH trading at $1570 at time of writing).

The Epoch duration is from July 29th to August 26th) (yes I know this is in the past the new epoch is not up yet)
If I deposit into the Vault my ETH will be locked until the end of Epoch but a couple of scenarios can happen;

1.ETH stays below 2k. I get my 10ETH back+premiums

2.ETH goes above 2k, I lose some of my 10 ETH but will still have my same dollar amount that I started with+prem
The point of maximum profit for the option seller (depositor) is right at the strike price.
The reason being is that your assets have appreciated to the maximum price before they are sold, and you still get the premium.
The reason the depositor would get all his ETH back in this case is because the buyers options will expire worthless because his option is the same as the market price.
A covered call is great for a short-term hedge on a long position and is a great way to get an additional yield. But these are not without risk so dont use this as a place to APE with your Hodl bag unless you understand what you are doing.
Recap
SSOV depositors will not be at risk of losing any USD value when staking their assets. However, if the token gigga pumps then they are at risk to losing some of the deposited asset (not in dollar value).
If the option expires with the buyer in the money They will get your additional assets - the premiums that were paid. You can use options as a taking profit point at the strike price and getting paid premiums to do it.
Lets take a break
We will go into Atlantic's in another thread but if you want to read more
here is my substack.....video thooonnnn

also shoutout to @0xsaitama_ for all his patience in answering my redundant questions 😜

drakeondigital.substack.com/p/dopexwhat-is…
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one other thing to mention:
There are many other features and Tools set to be rolled out on Dopex and these are just a few of them I barely into the rabbit hole and Im already lost. The team is constantly innovating and IMO is disrupting the options space/Defi as we know it.
From SSOV’s to Straddles and Synths soon. Dopex is aiming at a multi-trillion dollar sector, and grabbing a fraction of the pie will be well…..sweet

#dopex
#OptionsTrading
#options
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Sep 5
Part 2 of the Dopex thread.....Atlantic options
The main goal of Atlantic options is to increase the capital efficiency of selling options contracts. Traditionally when users want to sell options contracts, they must provide the underlying asset upfront as collateral, so these assets are sitting idle not collecting crypto dust
Atlantics in summary:
•The collateral within the contract can be used to do anything (not just farm single staking) as long as it's at no loss
•The buyer can "borrow" the collateral from the selling and pay him a funding fee accrued in pro-rata till expiry
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Aug 29
Is the ETH merge Bullish or Bearish?
Some say bullish with the Triple Halving argument and others say bearish with centralization risk, a divided community, or bugs with the roll out
So is now the time to go long or short?

There is a way to do both and profit from the volatility, its with the @dopex_io straddle vaults
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CB with the DD

Great vid ⁦@coinbureau
One site that I would add is @tokenterminal
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Aug 26
Dopex is a decentralized options protocol where you can buy or sell options w/ selected strike prices/expiry dates

$DPX also seeks to minimize losses for option writers and maximize gains for option buyers thru various methods:
•rebates
•farming strats
•liquidity incentives
If you dont know which prices to select or dont want to abide by the time locks of EPOCHs you can use something like @DAOJonesOptions

Tldr is that you have different vaults for different tokens (uses dpx on the back end). Image
At any given time you can go in and out of positions with a liquid representation of the tokens. These are called j assets. Kinda like a tokens for aave but these have liquidity Image
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Whats the difference between these 2 charts?
Well it has to do with the way the stable coin maintains peg whether it is

•Algorithmic- no collateral
•Fractionalized- Partially backed
•over-collateralized -over backed

****Note: I will only be talking about decentralized stable coins not centralized.
These all have pros and cons:

1. Algo stables being the most capital efficient but have the risk of a bank run.

These allow you to mint $1 of stable coin for every $1 of Seigniorage token

Seigniorage tokens would be like luna

Growth is much more rapid with these
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3.a catalyst
1. By definition product-market fit, is the degree to which a product satisfies a strong market demand

What this means is that the product that is being offered or in this case crypto asset, it fills the market needs

Ex: $Luna/ $UST solve the demand for a stable asset
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