⬇️❗HODL downside is substantial (can go to 0)
🧢 LP upside is capped on Uni V3 — token goes up, you now hold the other token
🚫🧢 Call options have unlimited upside, capped downside — but pay premia
7/11 Here's how different fee-tier pools breakdown:
🧾 The 5 bps pool had the least trading fees (premia)
🚀 The 5 bps pool had the most upward price action
👉 That's why the 5 bps pool was the most profitable!👈
8/11 Key Insights:
💎🙌 Calls > HODL b/c capped downside
🌊 Calls > LP (we tested this last time👇)
🐂🐻 Bull markets are best for calls, bear markets were OK
🚀 Bullish price action = high payoff
💰 Payoff > premia → profit!
Let's explore the relation between Panoptic and @Uniswap.
Uniswap v3 lets LPs concentrate liquidity in a specific price range, mirroring a put option payoff. The position converts into 100% of token Y when above range and 100% of token X when below range.
In Uniswap v3, LPs earn fees from traders as their liquidity facilitates trades. Panoptic extends this by introducing the concept of streamia, where option sellers continually earn these trading fees as streaming premia.
Panoptic introduces a market for lending and borrowing Uniswap v3 LP tokens. This enables traders to create long and short options positions.
Any token on Uniswap can be bought or sold as an option.
Introducing the Panoptic Incentives Points (Pips) Program!
Pips are designed to boost user engagement, liquidity, and exploration of DeFi options. Earn Pips by participating in Panoptic, and get rewarded for your contributions.
We are seeking community feedback 👇
How to Earn Pips:
➡️ Passive Liquidity Provision (LP): Earn Pips by depositing ETH.
➡️ Trading Options: Earn Pips by buying and selling in-range options.
To maintain a fair distribution, a set number of points will be allocated across three categories of Panoptic users ⤵️
We're offering boosts to early users of the Panoptic and @Uniswap protocols (snapshot: March 1, 2024):
1/8 Perpetual options are a new financial derivative, largely unexplored. Unlike traditional options, perpetual options don't expire.
But can you assign a 'time' component to something perpetual? How does pricing and rolling of perpetual options work? Let’s dive in 👇
2/8 ⏳ What are timescales?
For perpetual options, timescales represent the estimated duration over which the option is expected to accrue premia. The concept is similar to the width of a LP position in @Uniswap V3, where the LP position aims to earn fees over a certain period.
3/8 For example:
The price range of this one-week (1W) $AVAX put is between $34.54 and $36.68. This means that the option will accumulate premia as long as the $AVAX price is between $34.54 and $36.68.
The width of this 1W option is $2.14 (2.14 = 36.68 - 34.54).
Last month's market saw significant developments, starting with the monumental success of the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin ETF, which surpassed $2 billion in assets. This landmark achievement signals growing investor interest in crypto-based ETFs.
2/6 Following the ETF announcement, the crypto market experienced volatility compression. Both BTC and ETH implied vol moved sharply downward.
3/6 The anticipation around a potential Ethereum ETF grows, with regulatory approval deadlines approaching. This, coupled with the Bitcoin halving event, could significantly influence market dynamics in the coming months.
⏰ Less than 24 hours to go on the @Avax🔺perpetual options trading contest!
Markets crashing with bearish sentiment — let's dive into some analysis of how the top traders used puts to go short and straddles to collect juicy streamia (streaming premia) fees in the trading arena!
Trader 0x376f has a huge lead on all $AVAX traders, currently sitting in first place with +57.34% PnL. Looks like 0x376f tested out a 0.3 AVAX put (left) that lost $0.44 in streamia before doubling down on a 7 AVAX contract (right)!
2/5 💡 Leverage Demystified: Leverage in trading is about using less capital to control more value. It's a potent tool in the trader's arsenal, but knowing how to wield it makes all the difference.
3/5 📉 Selling Options: Selling calls and puts can provide significant leverage. But how does this compare to selling both a put and a call at the same time? 🤔