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Merge pull request #1823 from IndexCoop/feat/update-trade-questions
feat: updated trade questions
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tracking error, volatility drift, rebalancing overheads as well as
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costs and fees compounding over time.
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</p>
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<p>
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What is volatility Drift?
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<ul className='list-disc pl-6'>
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<li>
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Volatility drift (sometimes called &quot;volatility decay&quot;)
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is the compounding effect on leveraged products that causes their
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returns to deviate from the underlying asset&apos;s
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performance—beyond what a simple multiplication by the leverage
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factor would suggest. In the context of our tokens, periodic
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adjustments to maintain the respective token&apos;s target
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leverage ratio can magnify price swings, leading to drift. For a
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deeper look, check out our deep dive on{' '}
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<a
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target='_blank'
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href='https://indexcoop.com/blog/fli-volatility-drift'
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className='underline'
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>
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volatility drift
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</a>
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.
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</li>
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</ul>
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</p>
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<p>
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Users should frequently monitor their token holdings and take time to
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fully understand how the products work and are expected to behave in
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charged for trading using the Leverage Interface.
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</p>
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</FaqItem>
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<FaqItem question='What is volatility drift?' id='faq-volatility-drift'>
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Volatility drift (sometimes called &quot;volatility decay&quot;) is the
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compounding effect on leveraged products that causes their returns to
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deviate from the underlying asset&apos;s performance—beyond what a
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simple multiplication by the leverage factor would suggest. In the
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context of our tokens, periodic adjustments to maintain the respective
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token&apos;s target leverage ratio can magnify price swings, leading to
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drift. For a deeper look, check out our{' '}
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<a
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target='_blank'
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href='https://indexcoop.com/blog/fli-volatility-drift'
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className='underline'
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>
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deep dive on volatility drift
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</a>
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.
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<FaqItem
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question='How can I trade SOL or SUI if I’m on an EVM chain?'
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id='trade-sol-sui-evm'
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>
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<p>
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Our new SOL and SUI tokens make it possible to trade these tokens on
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Base with no bridging required. We do this by partnering with&nbsp;
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<a
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href='https://www.universal.xyz/reserves'
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target='_blank'
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className='underline'
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>
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Universal
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</a>
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, which wraps native SOL or SUI into an EVM-friendly token (uSOL /
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uSUI).
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</p>
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<p>
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These wrapped tokens are fully backed by the underlying assets, so you
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can hold them just like any other ERC-20 token. From there, we create
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the leveraged version with the same process we use for all Index Coop
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leverage tokens. The result? Real SOL and SUI exposure from the
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comfort of your favorite L2.
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</p>
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</FaqItem>
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<FaqItem
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question='Why do I see a “Not available for Restricted Persons” message?'

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