Selling options contracts can be a great way to generate income for your portfolio.
By selling or creating options, you collect a premium when someone purchases your options contract.
💎Reduce Risk in Your Portfolio💎
Selling options can also help to reduce risk in your portfolio. When you sell an option, you're taking on the obligation to sell (or buy) an underlying asset at a specified price.
This can help to offset potential losses in other investments🧠
💎Invest Without a Large Amount of Capital💎
Selling options can also be a way to gain exposure to a specific market or sector without having to invest a large amount of capital.
By selling options, you can profit from price movements without having to own the underlying asset.
💎A Great Tool for Hedging💎
Another benefit to selling options is that it can be used as a tool for hedging.
By selling options, you can offset potential losses in other investments, helping to protect your portfolio during times of market volatility🧠
💎Closing Thoughts💎
Overall, selling options contracts can be a great way to generate income, reduce risk, gain exposure to specific markets and hedge against potential losses.
As with any investment strategy, it is important to understand the risks and manage accordingly.
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Both can be earned through platform actions and leveling your Battle Pass.
Actions:
- Mint an Option Contract
- Buy an Option Contract
- Request an Option Contract
- Receive a Payout After an Option has Expired
- Daily Free Claim - 24H reset
- Quests
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The fact that you aren’t considering options to generate income especially if you own NFTs is a testament to the huge miss in financial education they provide in schools.
An options contract is a financial agreement that gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset (like a stock) at a specified price (strike price) on or before a certain date (expiration date).