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Can a Decentralized Options Platform Implement an RFQ-like Mechanism?

Yes, a decentralized options platform can implement an RFQ-like mechanism, often by using a private transaction relay or a specialized smart contract. The goal is to allow users to solicit quotes from on-chain liquidity providers without broadcasting the trade details to the public mempool.

This requires cryptographic techniques or specialized off-chain infrastructure to ensure the request is only visible to the intended quoting parties.

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