Documentation 2
  • DBOE
    • 🔑What is DBOE?
      • Why Derivatives?
      • What Makes Us Different?
      • Why will retail and professionals love DBOE?
      • Why did we choose a centralised order book as opposed to an Automated Market Maker?
      • DBOE Tokenomics
    • DBOE Options
      • DBOE Options Basics
    • Introduction To Derivatives
      • Options Basics
      • What Is The Difference Between European and American Style Options?
      • The Benefits of Derivatives
    • ⁉️On-chain CLOB FAQs
      • 1. What are the current fixed spreads?
      • 2. What is the methodology to calculate the mark prices?
      • 3. Can we have some illustrations on the mark price methodology?
      • 4. Noticed the first spread level is 0, how does it help?
      • 5. How is the price formation?
      • 6. Any constraints when submitting an order?
      • 7. How to query all the configurations of on-chain CLOB?
      • 8. Would LMT order trigger matching?
      • 9. What would happen if a MKT order is submitted?
      • 10. How is the transaction & clearing fee calculated?
      • 11. Who is going to pay for the gas fee when submitting orders?
      • 12. Any suggestion to adjust gas fee when the network is unable to predict it?
      • 13. What is the rough estimation of gas fee so far?
    • 📁General Blog Posts
      • Crypto Basics
        • What is Blockchain?
        • What are Cryptocurrencies?
        • What is a Decentralised Network?
        • What is a Centralised Market?
        • What is Proof of Stake?
        • What is a Smart Contract?
        • What is Gas?
      • What is Custody?
      • What is a DEX?
    • ⁉️General FAQs
      • 1. What Does DBOE Stand For?
      • 2. What Are The Risks Of Using DBOE?
      • 3. Is DBOE Available on Mobile?
      • 4. Is DBOE Beginner Friendly?
      • 5. Does DBOE Have A Token?
      • 6. Are The DBOE Core Contributors?
      • 7. What is the max loss for DBOE Option Sellers?
      • 8. What is the max loss for DBOE Option Buyers?
      • 12. What are order types currently supported by DBOE?
      • 13. Does DBOE support “Fill Or Kill” order attribute?
      • 14. How to amend an order?
      • 15. What is DBOE daily maintenance time window?
      • 16. How is the trade lifecycle?
      • 17. Do I need to register and deposit on DBOE?
      • 18. How is DBOE Options different from Futures, Spot and Options?
      • 19. What is DBOE's expiration time and transaction time?
      • 20. Can I view options contracts on my wallet?
      • 21. Why say DBOE Options helps protect Portfolio Investment?
      • Other questions?
    • 📗DBOE Tutorial
      • DBOE (DeFi Board Options Exchange) User's Guide for Beginners - Desktop
      • DBOE (DeFi Board Options Exchange) User's Guide for Beginners - Mobile
      • Instructions for creating a Metamask wallet
      • Terminology and Indicators in Derivatives
        • Orderbook
        • AMM
        • Options
        • The Greeks
        • Options Pricing
        • Options Strategies
      • How to use Trading View to analyze Crypto
      • How to read 3D Volatility Surface
      • How to calculate Premium with Black Scholes
      • Instructions for trading on DBOE
      • Instructions for using Order Preview, Options Chain, Order book
    • Privacy Policy
      • What Personal Information do we collect about you, why and on which legal basis?
      • Do we share your Personal Information?
      • Do we transfer your Personal Information?
      • For how long do we keep your Personal Information?
      • How do we secure your Personal Information?
      • Your rights
      • Changes to the Privacy Policy
      • Contact us
    • Contract Specifications
    • Term of use
      • 1. Definitions
      • 2. Right to Use the Site
      • 3. Proprietary Rights
      • 4. Additional Rights
      • 5. Prohibited Uses*
      • 6. Non-Custodial and No Fiduciary Duties
      • 7. Non-Solicitation; No Investment Advice
      • 8. No Warranties
      • 9. Assumption of Risk
      • 10. Third-Party Resources and Promotions
      • 11. Release of Claims
      • 12. Indemnity
      • 13. Limitation of Liability
      • 14. Resolution of Disputes
      • 15. Class Action and Jury Trial Waiver
      • 16. Governing Law
      • 17. Language and Contact details
      • 18. Entire Agreement
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1. What Does DBOE Stand For?

DBOE stands for Derivatives Board Options Exchange!

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