Derive

TLDR * The BTC ETF PVP trading competition marks the first phase of the Derive rollout, with the final phase slated for early January. It aims to: * Concentrate liquidity on a single asset (BTC) and expiry (Jan. 12th) * Create the highest-ever BTC options OI expiry in DeFi * Make V2 the most

Partial liquidations are an essential aspect of the V2 overhaul - they swiftly remove risk from the system and ensure a maximally beneficial user experience for traders. The market impact of liquidations is reduced by closing over-extended positions incrementally, decreasing the likelihood of insolvency and cascading liquidations. Liquidating positions incrementally

The Derive Matcher is going open-source! There is much duplicate work being done on orderbooks in crypto, and much more to be done still, as the crypto techstack rapidly evolves. We felt it would only benefit the DeFi ecosystem, and ultimately our users, to open up the first all-in-one self-custodial

We know Derive is coming. We know it’s made for pro traders. And we know it’s the most scalable derivatives protocol yet. But how did we build it all onchain? It’s time to find out how we leveraged the OP Stack to build Derive Chain and make

The Derive protocol is the culmination of 12 months of rigorous research and development. In this blog post, we deep dive into the key features of the protocol’s design, including its modular architecture, subaccount and asset management innovations, permissionless onchain risk checks and liquidations, and strategic trade-offs that contribute

Despite comprising the vast majority of the decentralized crypto options market, trading over $1.5bn in notional volume, more than all other options DEXes combined, Lyra V1 was not fine-tuned for the discerning demands of smart money. The time is ripe for that to change. Enter Derive, a fully redesigned,