Call options are a type of options contract under Crypto, wherein the buyer of the option has the right to purchase the underlying coin at a pre specified price on a specific future date(expiry). This means that the buyer may or may not exercise her right to purchase the underlying coin on the expiry date, depending on the price of the underlying coin on that date. The buyer is long the call option.
On the other hand, the seller of a call option has taken a short position in the call option and has an obligation to sell the underlying coin at the pre specified price at the same future date(expiry). This means that the call option seller will be obligated to deliver the coin to the call option buyer if the buyer exercises his option to purchase the coin.
The future date at which the option is exercised (or not exercised) by the buyer is called the expiry date. The pre-determined price at which the underlying coin was agreed to be bought/sold is called the strike price. Call options can be sold before the expiry date by the buyer. Every time an option is purchased, the option buyer will pay the option seller a premium. This is the cost of purchasing the option.
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