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What Is ‘Contract Multiplier’ in Futures and Options?

A factor that determines the total dollar value of the derivative contract.
Greeks.Live23.11.25

What Is ‘Contract Multiplier’ in Futures and Options?

The contract multiplier is a number that, when multiplied by the price of the derivative, determines the total dollar value of the contract. For example, a Bitcoin futures contract might have a multiplier of $1, meaning the price reflects the value of one BTC.

It standardizes the notional size of the contract.

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