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Derive is an options automated market maker (AMM) that allows traders to buy and sell cryptocurrency options based on liquidity pools. Liquidity providers (LPs) deposit sUSD (a stablecoin) into one of Derive's market maker vaults (MMVs) for a specific asset. This liquidity is used to create a two-way (buy and sell) options market for the asset designated by the vault (e.g., ETH market maker vault LPs quote options on ETH). LPs deposit liquidity into the vault to earn fees paid when trading options. Traders use Derive to trade options. They can either buy options from the MMV or sell options to the MMV. Traders pay fees (in the form of market maker spreads) to LPs as compensation for their liquidity.

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