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How Can Regulatory Uncertainty Affect the Pricing and Trading of a Token Derivative?

Regulatory uncertainty introduces significant risk, which is priced into the derivative's premium, typically making options more expensive. If a regulator is expected to classify a token as an unregistered security, the token's underlying price and liquidity will likely drop, impacting the derivative's value.

Traders demand a higher risk premium for holding such derivatives. Uncertainty also limits institutional participation and can lead to sudden market halts or delistings.

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