Eqonomics

As markets behave badly, we can observe how crypto correlations have developed. In this Eqonomics, we explore the timing and magnitude of the correlation between BTC & ETH.

Volatile conditions negatively impact the bid/ask spread and willingness of liquidity providers to offer depth of market.

Following the launch of our latest BTC dated future contract, in this week's Eqonomics we provide a quick overview of our range.

Today, we take an example of how a collateral-backed stablecoin in DeFi can be issued by anyone and how the peg is maintained. We start with how they are issued, including context from traditional finance.

Today’s Eqonomics will be based on our listing process – one of the most stringent and compliant within the crypto industry.

A few weeks ago, we published a three-part series on the BTC futures curve and the opportunities it presents. Today’s article will assume a basic understanding of this concept.

In this Eqonomics, we will showcase a simple and popular product linked to the price of BTC: The Reverse Convertible.

Almost everyone entering DeFi is doing so in a ‘try it and see’ mode. While there is plenty of literature on best practices, they’re often overlooked when it comes to custody. Here's what to look out for.

A market is a venue to match buyers with sellers. Although everyone understands the concept, this week's Eqonomics looks deeper into price discovery and liquidity on a centralized exchange.

We have covered futures curve dynamics and yield strategies in this series, and we conclude with curve strategies. While this article has been written to stand on its own, reading the previous two will be beneficial.

In the last Eqonomics, we looked at futures curve dynamics, concluding with a simple BTC replication trade. This time we move to the second part of the series, focusing on market neutral yield strategies.

In this three-part series of articles, we will cover futures curve dynamics, yield strategies, and curve strategies. These will be centered around BTC dated futures contracts, and we start by understanding futures contracts and the ‘curve.’