Give an Example of a “Multi-Leg Options Strategy” Suitable for RFQ.

A common example of a multi-leg strategy suitable for RFQ is an Iron Condor on Bitcoin options. This strategy involves simultaneously buying and selling four different options (two calls and two puts) with different strike prices but the same expiration date.

Executing this complex, four-part trade in a single RFQ ensures that the entire position is filled at a single, net premium, avoiding the risk and cost of trying to execute each leg individually on a CLOB.

How Does a ‘Short Iron Condor’ Strategy Manage the Risk of Selling Options?
Why Is Price Improvement a Key Factor in Best Execution?
Define the Term ‘Exotic Option’ and Give One Example
How Does the Concept of “Net Premium” Apply to Multi-Leg RFQ Quotes?
What Is the “Best Execution” Obligation and How Does It Relate to Preventing Front-Running?
How Does Guaranteed Execution Differ from Best Effort Execution in Trading?
What Types of Disputes Are Most Suitable for On-Chain Resolution?
What Is a Smart Order Router (SOR) and How Does It Aid Best Execution?

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