Price target
Set an underlying price, then evaluate the construction at expiry or at a specific UTC target time.
Skip the manual strategy-by-strategy scan. Set your market view, time horizon, maximum loss, and entry budget. Finder compares eligible BTC, ETH, or SOL option structures for your selected expiry and brings back up to three candidates to inspect.
Trial includes 50 Find searches. Standard and Extended include unlimited Finder searches.
Describe the price view and time horizon you want to explore.
Review up to three candidates against your scenario and risk limits.
Inspect candidates in Builder before deciding what to do next.
Most strategy searches begin with a price idea and a time horizon. Finder lets you express both, then applies your risk and entry limits to the eligible constructions for that expiry.
Set an underlying price, then evaluate the construction at expiry or at a specific UTC target time.
Set a percentage or USDT move from the current price. Search for one direction, or test whether a structure can work across either direction.
Define a price range around your neutral view, then compare how candidate structures perform across that range at expiry.
For price and directional scenarios, choose a specific UTC evaluation time or a time window. Neutral scenarios are evaluated at expiry across the price range you set.
Finder filters candidates against the scenario and risk limits you choose, with position sizing informed by available market liquidity.
Set the maximum loss you are willing to take at expiry.
Set the maximum net premium debit you are willing to commit.
Position sizing reflects available market liquidity.
Results depend on current market data and available liquidity. Some structures may not qualify for every scenario or evaluation time.
Finder returns up to three eligible candidates, ranked by their modeled fit for your scenario and risk limits.
When market data supports it, you can also prioritize a minimum market-implied chance of profit at expiry. This gives you another lens for comparing candidates alongside scenario performance.
estimated outcome for your selected target, range, or time window
scenario return shown alongside modeled expiry risk
estimated net premium at current market quotes
maximum loss, breakevens, legs, and payoff shape
Profit chance is an estimate derived from option market pricing. It is not a forecast or guarantee and may not be available in every market condition.
Choose BTC, ETH, or SOL, an exact expiry, and the price scenario you want to test.
Enter your maximum loss and net entry-debit budget before the search begins.
Review up to three eligible constructions, their payoff profiles, legs, and risk metrics.
Review a candidate in Builder. Load, add, or replace its legs, and undo the last load if you change your mind.
Scenario results help compare ideas. Market conditions can change, and actual trade outcomes may differ from modeled estimates.
Uses a simplified model based on current market data. An estimated exit value may differ from an executable price.
Maximum loss is estimated from the expiry payoff. Fees and account-specific margin are not included.
Market liquidity can change. Future spreads, slippage, and execution are not modeled.
Use Finder to research and prepare a construction in Builder. It does not place exchange orders.
It compares eligible BTC, ETH, or SOL options structures for one asset and expiry at a time. Set your market view, time horizon, and risk limits to see up to three candidates that fit your criteria.
Finder first applies your scenario and risk limits, then ranks eligible candidates by how well they fit the view you described. You can also prioritize a minimum market-implied probability of profit at expiry when that estimate is available.
It is an estimate derived from option market pricing, not a real-world forecast, a probability of touching your target, or a guarantee. It may be unavailable for some market conditions; scenario-based rankings remain available.
Before-expiry P&L is a simplified estimate based on current market data, not an executable exit price. Fees, account-specific margin, future spreads, slippage, and fills are not modeled.
No. Finder is for research and review. You choose whether to load, add, or replace candidate legs in the Option Builder, and can undo the most recent load. Finder does not submit exchange orders.
Finder supports BTC, ETH, and SOL options. Trial includes 50 Find attempts. Standard and Extended include unlimited Finder searches.
Trial includes 50 Finder searches. Standard and Extended subscriptions include unlimited searches.