BUY A CALL
Pay a small premium for the right to buy at the strike. If the card's price runs past it, your upside is uncapped — your maximum loss is the premium you paid.
Calls and puts on the market's most valuable collector cards. Speculate on the next breakout, protect your collection from downturns, or earn yield writing contracts — fully collateralized, on-chain.
Every market is anchored to real TCGplayer data. Search, filter, and trade options on any card in under 30 seconds.
Connect a wallet, pick a contract, settle on-chain. No brokers, no shipping, no counterparty risk.
Connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain and claim test USDG from the faucet. Search 71 live card markets — each anchored to real TCGplayer price data.
collateral · USDGSelect the card, strike, expiry, and direction. Premiums update live from a Black-Scholes engine priced off real market data — this market never closes.
expiries · 7d to 180dEach contract is backed 1:1 by collateral in the vault and settles automatically in cash against the card's live market price. Zero counterparty risk.
settlement · automaticLive contract tables on the most actively traded collector cards, priced by a Black-Scholes engine from real market data. Click any row to open the position in the desk.
| Call bid | Call ask | IV | Strike | IV | Put bid | Put ask |
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// 30d expiry · cash-settled vs live market price · 1 contract = 1 card
A contract gives you four ways to trade a card's price without ever touching the physical. Each one locks a fixed strike until settlement — settled in cash against live market data.
Pay a small premium for the right to buy at the strike. If the card's price runs past it, your upside is uncapped — your maximum loss is the premium you paid.
Collect the premium upfront. While the card trades below the strike at settlement, every cent of that premium is yours to keep.
Pay a premium for the right to sell at the strike. When the hype fades and prices correct, the put gains value — or it simply insures a card you already own.
Get paid to name your buy price. Keep the entire premium if the floor holds — if it breaks, you're acquiring the card at the cost you agreed to.
A binder is a portfolio whether you manage it that way or not. Holding tens of thousands in vintage slabs? Buy puts on the cards you own and sleep through the next market-wide correction — insurance priced by the open market, not a broker.
Think a reprint tanks a set, or a tournament wave sends a card vertical? Express the view with a contract instead of a four-figure slab.
Write contracts against cards you already hold, or deposit liquidity into the vault and collect the house edge on every trade that flows through it.
The first on-chain derivatives market for collector cards. Connect a wallet and settle your first contract in under a minute.
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