The first-of-its-kind decentralized options-style market for RWAs & RWA tokens.
The last slice of pizza. The window seat. The coolest toy in the room. Calling dibs meant you had the first right to claim what mattered.
Dibs is back. But this time, it’s for RWAs. And instead of just bragging rights, you get financial upside without the risk of taking a full bet.
It’s like calling first dibs on an asset at a set future price, without needing to buy it outright. If the price goes up? You win. If not? Your downside is capped.
Understanding Dibs – What Does "BTC:99600:05-03-2025:C:1" Mean?
A: When you buy a Dibs you lock in the right to buy the asset at a fixed price in the future.
Underlying Asset (BTC) | The tokenized RWA that the Dibs contract is based on. Example: BTC for the $BTC token. |
Strike (99600) | The pre-agreed price at which you can buy the asset on expiry. In this case, $99600. |
Expiry / Exercise Date (10-03-2025) | The date when the contract can be exercised. Dibs can only be exercised on this date. Not before, nor after. |
Type (C or P) | C = Call (Right to Buy at Strike Price) |
Lot Size (1) | The number of units covered by this contract. Here, 1 means the Dibs give you the right to buy 1 $BTC at the strike price. |
Unlike traditional options, which often involve complex pricing models, margin requirements, and centralized intermediaries, Dibs is a simplified, DeFi-native solution:
✅ No centralized control – Fully decentralized and peer-to-peer
✅ No unnecessary complexity – No order books or Greeks only simple price-locking mechanics
✅ Trade RWAs, not just stocks & crypto – Secure assets like gold, real estate, and collectibles
Your loss is capped at the upfront amount (premium) you paid to secure your Dibs. Unlike full ownership, you never lose more than your initial stake, giving you built-in downside protection.
Yes, you can trade the Dibs itself till expiry and on expiry the holder can can choose to exercise it for underlying.
In order to redeem your Dibs on the date of expiry, you need send in the strike price multiplied by lot size (i.e exercise amount) for asset with the NFT and receive the lot size. Once done you need to submit the form here: https://lnk.polytrade.finance/dibs_redemptionform
There’s a small upfront cost (premium) to secure a Dibs position, which varies based on the asset. Additionally, if you choose to exercise your Dibs, standard settlement fees may apply. There are no hidden fees or intermediaries.
You can buy or sell the dibs itself, but you cannot exercise it for the underlying. Dibs can only be exercised on the expiry date.