Solana · USDC · Pyth
Strike lists cash-settled digital calls and puts on BTC, ETH and SOL. Each contract asks one question: will the asset settle above the strike at expiry? Premiums are priced between 0 and 1 USDC per $1 payout, and every contract settles automatically against the Pyth price.
Pick BTC, ETH or SOL and a strike near spot: “Will BTC settle above $X at expiry?”
A digital call pays $1 if settlement is above the strike; a digital put pays $1 if it is at or below. Pay the premium in USDC; your maximum loss is that premium.
At expiry the Pyth settlement price is read on-chain. In-the-money contracts are cash-settled at $1 each in USDC; out-of-the-money premium stays in the pool.
| Strike | Call (above) | Put (at/below) | Implied prob. above | Payout |
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Example figures for illustration only, not live quotes. Premium per contract is quoted in USDC per $1 payout; call price ≈ implied probability the asset settles above the strike. A 1% protocol fee applies.
Five-minute series.
Hourly series.
Expires same day.
Next daily fixing.
Weekly fixing.
Each series references the Pyth price for its underlying at the expiry timestamp.
No delivery of the underlying. ITM contracts pay $1.00 USDC each; OTM contracts expire worthless.
Contracts auto-settle at expiry. No exercise step, no claim deadline.
Collateral: USDC · Oracle: Pyth · Protocol fee: 1% to the protocol fee wallet
Digital options are high-risk. A contract that expires out of the money pays nothing, so you lose the full premium. Short expiries move fast, and oracle, smart-contract and network risks apply. Strike is not live; nothing here is an offer, a quote or financial advice. Check the rules in your jurisdiction.
Strike is in development. Trading is not live yet.
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