Traders
📊 Trading Strategies
Scall.io offers unique opportunities for traders to benefit from price movements and market volatility using perpetual options. Here are three common strategies designed for different market conditions:
📉 1. Buy the Dip with Perpetual Calls
Goal: Accumulate exposure at the lowest price possible.
How it works:
Continuously open Call options at the nearest strike price.
If the market dips, cancel your existing position and open a new Call at the new lower strike.
Repeat the process as the price falls to continuously lower your entry point.
Why it works:
You're always positioned at the lowest available price.
You’ll be holding the ultimate bottom when the market reverses and enters a bull phase.
Since rent is tied to Open Interest, each new position is typically cheaper as you move down.
✅ Great strategy for bullish long-term traders looking to catch the bottom without timing the market perfectly.
📈 2. Sell the Top with Perpetual Puts
Goal: Lock in high-value exits in preparation for a market correction.
How it works:
Open Put options at each new higher strike price as the market rises.
If the market reverses and crashes, your active Put options let you "sell" the asset at the previous, higher strike.
Why it works:
You're always covered at increasingly higher prices.
If the market crashes, you're protected and can profit from the downside.
Think of it as building a ladder of exits, locking in multiple top points.
✅ Ideal strategy for bearish or cautious traders preparing for a reversal.
🔄 3. Capture Volatility in Both Directions
Goal: Profit from strong price moves in either direction.
How it works:
Open a Call and a Put at the same strike price (closest to the current market price).
You only need the market to move far enough in one direction to cover the cost of both rents.
Why it works:
You're positioned to benefit from volatility, not direction.
If the market moves significantly up or down, one of your options goes deep In the Money, generating profits.
💡 This is known as a long straddle strategy in traditional options, adapted for perpetual on-chain use.
📌 Summary Table
Buy the Dip
Bullish on recovery
Perpetual Calls
Accumulate at progressively lower prices
Sell the Top
Bearish on crash
Perpetual Puts
Lock in profits at market highs
Capture Volatility
Volatile/Neutral
Calls + Puts
Profit from any large move
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