Multi Strike

Multichain Options across chains. One place to trade.

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Introducing MultiStrike.
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Options across chains. One place to trade.

Discover markets, compare calls and puts, connect your wallet, bridge USDC, and manage your trades from funding to closing a position in one interface.

Your wallet. Your next move.

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Exploring no expiry options in MultiStrike.

Which detail would you open first: strike, collateral, or price limit?

Tell us your first click.

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From trading balance back to your wallet.

What matters most in a withdrawal flow?

A: Clear fees
B: Status updates
C: Fewer steps

Reply A, B, or C.

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Reducing an options position in MultiStrike.

Should reduce-only be on by default when selling an existing position?

Yes or no and why?

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Your wallet. Your trading balance.

Do you fund each trade separately or keep a balance ready in MultiStrike?

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A transaction receipt and an executed trade are different states.

What status wording would make that distinction clearest to you? Reply with your version.

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Before bridging, what do you check first?

Route, amount, recipient, or fee?

MultiStrike puts the review in the funding flow. What would you add?

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What belongs beside an open position?

Size / collateral / P&L / close controls

Pick the two you want to see first. We’re refining MultiStrike’s workflow.

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After closing a position, what should the interface surface first?

Execution status, remaining positions, or available collateral?

Your feedback shapes the next iteration.

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Last check before signing an options order:

Quantity, price limit, or fee cap which do you review first?

MultiStrike keeps them together in the ticket.

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How do you find a contract?

A: Browse the full chain
B: Filter straight to a strike

Here’s the focused route in MultiStrike. Which fits your workflow?

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A submitted transfer still needs a delivery check.

Would you prefer automatic status updates or an explicit “Check delivery” button? Tell us why.

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Which network would you explore first in MultiStrike?

Robinhood / Solana / Base / Ethereum / BNB

Reply with your pick.

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One market. Different ways to express a view.

Explore calls and puts in MultiStrike. Compare contracts, review the terms, and set your order limits before signing.

Every trade starts with a clear decision.

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Back to your wallet.

Withdraw available USDC from your trading balance and check settlement without leaving MultiStrike.

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Review. Sign. Track.

Set your option quantity, maximum buy price, and fee cap. Sign the order and review the returned fill in MultiStrike.

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Fund your next move.

Create a wallet-signed trading subaccount, deposit USDC, and check the updated balance in MultiStrike.

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Bridge within the flow.

Review your USDC route and amount, submit from your wallet, then check delivery inside MultiStrike.

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Start with your wallet.

Connect a supported wallet in MultiStrike and continue into the trading workspace.

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Five networks. One options workspace.

MultiStrike brings Robinhood, Solana, Base, Ethereum, and BNB into a shared market interface with separate EVM and Solana wallet handling.

A small piece of the code behind a simpler trading experience.

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Explore no expiry options in MultiStrike.

Review the strike, collateral, and execution price limit before submitting your wallet signed request.