Just one more simple rule to learn before we show you the live trading screens.
We already know that buying an option on ClickOptions is like buying a "Click Ticket". It gives you the power to lock in the price of a cryptocurrency for a future date. But when you buy that ticket, how much of the actual crypto are you controlling?
This is determined by something called the multiplier. It simply tells you how many coins a single ticket represents.
The Old Way: Complicated Math
In the traditional stock market, one ticket usually controls 100 shares. The math gets heavy, and it is easy to make a mistake when trying to figure out exactly how much money you need or how much you could make.
The ClickOptions Way: Keep It 1-to-1 We believe trading should be ridiculously simple. On ClickOptions, our Bitcoin (BTC) tickets have a multiplier of 1.
That means 1 Click Ticket controls exactly 1 Bitcoin. Let’s look at a simple example:
- You buy a Click Ticket that locks in your right to buy Bitcoin for $85,000.
- A few weeks later, Bitcoin has a massive run and jumps to $100,000.
- The difference between the actual market and your locked-in price is $15,000.
- Because your ticket controls exactly 1 Bitcoin, your ticket captures that full $15,000 difference!
Know Your Ticket Before You Click Whenever you trade, you should always know exactly what you are buying. Before you click, just double-check what coin you are tracking, the date your ticket expires , your locked-in price, and that simple 1-to-1 multiplier.