1 Hour Option

Pay $X to win $100, in just minutes!

  • Price you pay changes dynamically with remaining time and price, win amount is always $100

  • Predict Hour-to-hour prices of BTC, ETH (Expires every 1 hour at 00:00)

  • Choose a Strike -> Place an Under or Over Order (or even both).

  • Multiple Strikes Available: Try out various strategies with 5 Strikes, 99%~101% of Start Price.

    • Lite Version: Strikes are represented as “Multipliers” ($100 / Price)

    • Degen Version: Price Strikes, represented in % of Start Price.

Price is what you pay, $100 is what you get (if you win)

  • Users can make predictions on price changes of various coins/tokens for a maturity of max 1 hour.

  • Strikes: At every 00m00s of the hour, 5 different strikes (101%, 100.5%, 100%, 99.5%, 99%) are generated for both BTC and ETH.

    • 100% is the Start Price of such round, i.e. price fixing from Oracle at every hour 00m 00s.

  • Under or Over for each Strike: users can enter positions in either up/down for these strikes, upon their market view on the token's price movement in the short term (=less than 1 hour).

    • Over, if users think the price > strike at expiry

    • Under, if users think the price < strike at expiry

    • ex) Buying BTC/USD OVER +1% @ 11:05 means you think BTC/USD will rise more than 1% from 11:00~12:00

  • Price: Users will pay upfront $ amount (=price of the option) shown in the dashboard to enter the position.

    • Prices are affected by remaining time to expiry / underlying price changes / volatility etc.

    • ex) BTC/USD OVER +1% price @ 11:05 is $45 -> Probability priced-in that you win $100

  • Market Order (take the current best price): Filled orders cannot be cancelled.

  • Payoff: At expiry, users who still have positions will win $100 (subject to a platform fee) if the price of such coin/token;

    • ends higher than the Strike, for an Over position.

    • ends lower than the Strike, for an Under position.

    • In other cases, users waited until the expiry win 0.

    • So your PnL in the example above would be ($100 - $45 = $55, less fees)

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