In Options Trading, What Might Be Considered a PoC for a New Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Feature?

A PoC for a new DEX options feature could involve creating a minimal smart contract on a testnet that only handles the core logic of a single options trade, such as the minting, exercise, and settlement of a simple call option. It would test the mathematical correctness of the pricing model and the efficiency of the collateral locking mechanism.

It does not require a full user interface or a large liquidity pool, only the core financial transaction logic.

What Is “Implied Volatility” and Why Is It a Critical Calculation to Test in a PoC for Options Pricing?
In Derivatives, How Would a Whitepaper Describe a Settlement Mechanism That a PoC Would Test?
What Are “Gas Fees” and How Can an Inefficient PoC Design Impact Them in the MVP?
What Are the Trade-Offs in Choosing a Consensus Mechanism (E.g. PoW Vs. PoS) That a PoC Might Explore?
Explain the Process of ‘Minting’ and ‘Redeeming’ a Wrapped Token
What Is a Key Smart Contract Risk When Implementing a New MEV-resistant Feature?
How Does the ‘Burning’ and ‘Minting’ Mechanism Help a Stablecoin Maintain Its Peg?
What Is the Difference between Exercising and Selling an Option?

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