This lecture covers the basics of derivatives, including forward contracts, options, and their uses in hedging and speculation. It explains how derivatives are financial instruments based on underlying assets like stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities.
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Delves into the world of decentralized finance derivatives, exploring crypto derivatives types and existing protocols while discussing the need for new derivatives and financial data oracles.
