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pricing things @TemporalFinance • @mcgillu • probabilist • former national golfer
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Varun Verified account @0xNowhereMan
Perps aren’t “hold forever”. Path, vol & funding crush expected time to liq. (see heatmaps at the end of ren's article)

Most levered views die before the thesis plays out

Temporal turns perps into tradable bands of your choosing. This converts uncontrolled funding into a well defined budget – extending the life of your trade
ren (wassie arc) Verified account @0xren_cf May 29, 2025
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Varun Verified account @0xNowhereMan
Temporal is this primitive. Releasing two products sequentially:

1. liquidation protection for your active perp positions [ more attractive for retail ]

2. perpetual options [ the capital efficient design attracts more sophisticated traders ]
Siddarth Verified account @siddarthpatil Jun 11
have had an article in my drafts for weeks about how there has never been a better time to attempt onchain options again

1) we have a lot more sophisticated traders and institutions on chain this cycle than any cycle before —> they need institutional grade risk management instruments

2) retail traders are tired of being directionally right and still liquidated by being wicked out of trade —> options enables directional betting without liquidation risk

3) lack of liquidity is a legitimate hurdle but solvable given a good enough solution gets built

proliferation of leverage is actually bullish for options
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Varun Verified account @0xNowhereMan
just read that roger penrose and his brother wish each other a happy birthday by finding 1 interesting property about the number (age) they’ve turned

e.g. he turned 50, it’s the smallest number which is a sum of squares in 2 diff ways: 7^2 + 1^2 ; 5^2 + 5^2