Through concise lessons, you'll learn how options work and master the foundational knowledge you need to start trading crypto options with confidence.

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Stocks and bonds

Futures and swaps

Calls and puts

Loans and credits

It is the market price of the asset.

It is the price at which the option holder can buy or sell the asset.

It is the amount of premium paid for the option.

It is the fee for executing the option.

To guarantee profits in all market conditions

To hedge against risk or speculate on market movements

To secure a loan at a lower interest rate

To directly purchase stocks at market price

When they expect the price of the underlying asset to decrease.

When they want to lock in profits.

When they expect the price of the underlying asset to increase.

When they need to pay off debts.

The timing of when they can be exercised.

The geographical location where they can be traded.

The type of assets they are based on.

The currencies they are traded in.

When the market price is above the strike price.

When the strike price is below the premium paid.

When the market price is below the strike price.

When the premium is returned.

The option holder must buy the asset at the market price.

The option expires worthless, and the holder loses the premium.

The option is exercised automatically.

The holder receives a partial refund of the premium.

Perpetual contracts have an expiration date.

Perpetual contracts do not have an expiration date.

Futures contracts are only available in certain markets.

Perpetual contracts require higher initial margins.

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