PROTECTION FOR YOUR EXPOSURE AND VIEWS
Hedge
any number.
Funding rates, borrow costs, gas, prices — anything an oracle can read. Pay a premium once and cap what it can cost you.
MARKETS OPENING SOON
- Aave USDC borrowLENDING RATENOW5.4%CAP6.2%$148
- ETH perp fundingFUNDING RATENOW11.2%CAP14.0%$392
- Arbitrum gasGAS PRICENOW0.020CAP0.030$64
- ETH priceASSET PRICENOW$2,840FLOOR$2,400$310
- Henry Hub gasCOMMODITYNOW$3.10CAP$4.00$122
THE EXPOSURE
You already know which number hurts you.
My P&L is the funding rate.
I borrow at a floating rate.
My burn moves with a price I don't set.
SO CAP IT
Pick the level you never want to pay beyond.
SETTLEMENT
One reading. One payout. Done.
At maturity the oracle is read once and the collateral splits along the curve. Anyone can trigger it, it happens a single time, and the market is then closed.
TRADING CLOSES AT MATURITY · SELL BACK ANY TIME BEFORE IT
$250,000 BORROWED · NOW 5.4% · 30-DAY COVER
- Oracle reading at maturity
- 7.4%
- Your cap
- 6.2%
- Cover ended
- 8.2%
- Cover paid you
- $247
- Premium you paid
- −$148
- Net
- +$99
- Your borrow cost, capped
- $1,422
- Without cover
- $1,521
$247 TO COVER · $164 TO THE OTHER SIDE · SUMS TO THE $411 ESCROWED AT CREATION
THE GUARANTEE
A hedge that can be liquidated is not a hedge.
Hedge a rate on margin and a move against you can close the position at precisely the moment it was supposed to pay. Full collateral costs more capital. That is the trade, and for protection it is the right one.
- The collateral is escrowed before the market exists
- Maximum payout is funded at creation. The side that owes you has already posted it.
- There is no margin to call and no price to be liquidated at
- The payoff is bounded, so your position cannot be closed against your will.
- The oracle and the curve are published before you trade
- You can verify the market you are buying is the one you were quoted.
- COVER FROM
- 6.2%
- COVER TO
- 8.2%
- PREMIUM PAID
- $148
- FURTHER CALLS
- None
- LIQUIDATION PRICE
- None
EARLY ACCESS
The first markets open soon.
Funding rates, borrow costs, gas and prices — cover on the numbers people are most exposed to, first.