Permissionless, perpetual options trading on any token, any strike, any size.
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Jun 28 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
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.
May 24 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
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 ⤵️
May 10 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
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.
Feb 3 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1/6 Market Overview — January
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.
Jan 24 • 9 tweets • 5 min read
⏰ 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)!
1/5 Do you know which position offers the highest leverage?
1. Sold call 2. Sold put 3. Sold put and call
Challenge your options trading knowledge! 🧵👇
panoptic.xyz/research/panop…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.
Jan 22 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
We are excited to announce that Epoch 5's Trading Competition will launch on @Optimism and @tBTC_project on Thursday, January 25!
• Open to all
• Trade perpetual options on $OP and $tBTC
• $2,000 prize pool
Here's the details of our #TradingCompetition in a nutshell 👇
We are partnering with @TheTNetwork to bring Bitcoin options to Base. Get rewarded for trading $tBTC options over the next 2 weeks!
🎁 Sending some merch to the winners of our community quest. Congratulations to Mentalist_Burner, RobeelZahid, and NBA2022!
Who's excited for the next quest? 🥳
Missed our latest quest? Don't worry, you can still participate in our trading contests on @Base and @Avax! Over $11,000 in prizes!
1/16 Did you know the "Father of Options" circumvented 19th century usury laws w/financial engineering to make $?
Let's dive into the fascinating story of how Russell Sage leveraged put-call parity to become a millionaire, and how put-call-LP parity revolutionizes DeFi options🧵
2/16 In this thread we'll:
• Show how Russell Sage made millions by subverting the law with options
• Use monkeys & bananas to explain put-call parity
• Explain why "put-call-LP parity" for DeFi options is as groundbreaking as put-call parity was for TradFi options
Mar 15, 2023 • 11 tweets • 5 min read
1/11 HODL vs. LP vs. Calls — which one's best?
⬇️❗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
1/13 📈 Want to understand the potential risk/reward of options trading?
Look no further than the Greeks!
We'll break down Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, & Rho and explain how they can help you make more informed decisions when trading Panoptions 😉
2/13 The Greeks are a set of risk measures used in options trading to help investors understand the potential risks and rewards associated with their positions.
Continuing our #ResearchBites series on the Greeks, we'll discuss:
1/13 How do you know if one LP position or portfolio is riskier than another?
Is LPing riskier than HODLing?
This is the first of a series of threads where we discuss different types of risk, how to interpret them, and how to hedge them.
Let's dive in!
2/13 Risk measures (RMs) are crucial in assessing the stability and performance of a portfolio, and they can be used to guide investment decisions.
When providing liquidity on Uni V3, there are several key risks to consider such as volatility, market risk, etc.
Feb 2, 2023 • 12 tweets • 6 min read
1/12 We analyzed simulated LP performance on ETH-USDC 0.3% pool.
Results were surprising:
📢 The optimal width was wider than expected.
• What's the optimal width for max returns?
• How does that change for 🐂 vs 🐻 markets?
Find out 👇
2/12 The strategy is simple:
💦 LP around the current ETH price with ±X% width
⚖️ Rebalance your LP position after a day, week, or month (you pick)
💵 Collect & compound your fees!
Feb 1, 2023 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
1/12 In this series, we will look at different (financial) Greeks.
Most know about alpha, but what about beta? How can we compute it? How can we use it to hedge our investments?
Let's discuss! 🧵👇
2/12 First things first:
Beta (β) measures the risk of an asset or portfolio, S, against the risk of a reference market index, M.
See the mathematical definition below👇🤓
β(S; M)= correlation(S; M) x volatility(S) / volatility(M)