Futures

Contracts traded on the run exchange are designed to correspond to a particular match. These contracts derive their underlying value from the scoring rate of the cricket match. Traders can either open a LONG or SHORT position.

Similar to the traditional futures contracts, these contracts will also have an expiry date. The initial leverage for these positions is limited to 1X and the settlement of these contracts occurs only after the match has been completed or canceled. Mark price, or scoring rate, is typically used for handling liquidations, while the contract price calculates realized profit and loss.

Scoring rate: Number of runs / Number of balls

Note: Run exchange is currently in the alpha stage with a high risk of bugs. We recommend trading smaller amounts and understanding the risk of potential loss.