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Can a Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Be Used as the Underlying Asset for a Derivative Contract?

Yes, derivatives can be created on a unique NFT's future price, allowing speculation without direct ownership.
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Can a Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Be Used as the Underlying Asset for a Derivative Contract?

Yes, an NFT can be the underlying asset. A derivative contract, such as a futures or options contract, can be created based on the future price of a specific, unique NFT.

This allows traders to speculate on the NFT's value without owning it. The complexity lies in pricing the unique asset and ensuring proper liquidation mechanisms in the smart contract.

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