DERI Protocol

Deri Protocol is a decentralized protocol to exchange risk exposures precisely and capital-efficiently. In the traditional financial world, this type of exchange is usually categorized under the term derivative. A derivative is a contract that derives its value from the performance of an underlying entity, also called underlying, which can be an asset, an index or an interest rate. Investors/traders typically use derivatives for 3 reasons: to hedge, to increase leverage, or to speculate on an asset's movement

While there are already derivatives solutions for crypto, most of them are either centralized or insufficient to meet the needs and demands of potential DeFi clients. Simply speaking, the ultimate solution to exchanging risk exposures in the crypto world has to be something original and organic within blockchain. And that's exactly what Deri Protocol stands for!

Liquidity Providers Liquidity providers provide liquidity to the pools to gain transaction fee, funding fee and DERI award etc. Traders With Deri Protocol, traders are able to acquire the targeted risk exposures precisely and capital-efficiently. Arbitragers Arbitragers are a special type of traders induced by funding fee arbitrage to balance the two sides of long and short positions. Position Liquidators Positions touching their liquidation lines are liquidated by Position Liquidators, who share the positions' remaining margin as reward.