Functor is a layer-1 blockchain for trading perpetual futures and options, with vaults. FCTR is its native token.
Onchain order books with cross margin and hourly funding. Placing and cancelling orders costs no gas.
Pricing based on the founder's research at the University of Oxford into compositional, category-theoretic derivatives pricing. Hyperliquid does not offer vanilla options.
Liquidity vaults that earn a share of trading fees, and strategy vaults run by individual traders.
70% of trading fees go to a fund that buys back and burns FCTR.
All FCTR is minted at genesis. Burns reduce the supply. No VC allocation. Final terms will be set in the white paper.
Calls, puts and spreads on crypto assets. Crypto prices jump in clusters, so the models use stochastic volatility with self-exciting jumps instead of Black-Scholes.
Quantum Core is a local C++ scanner that inventories the cryptography a codebase uses and grades what has to migrate before 2035. It is part of Functor and has no token of its own.
A defined share of Functor's trading fees is planned to fund scholarships in mathematics, computer science, physics, statistics and engineering at leading universities.
British quant researcher and engineer. Oxford Master's in Computer Science and Software Engineering, with research in category theory, stochastic analysis, graph algorithms and embedded DSLs. MBA, London Business School. Master's in Financial Engineering, with research on multivariate Hawkes processes for cryptocurrency order books. Quant researcher and developer at London crypto and FX hedge funds and prop trading firms. Currently researching a compositional, algebraic, category-theoretic derivatives-pricing library at the University of Oxford's Department of Computer Science. Functor's options pricing is based on this research.
Testnet access and development updates are posted on Telegram. FCTR is not for sale.
Functor is a layer-1 blockchain for trading perpetual futures and options.