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# 5. Pricing Logic

Band pricing is determined by the AMM.

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The price of a band at any given strike is a function of the reserves available at that strike:

$$
\mathbf{P\_s = F(R\_s)}
$$

* **s** is strike expressed in relative (%) terms vs. perp mark price at entry, not absolute dollar terms, e.g., a call option with a strike at +25% means the strike is set 25% above the prevailing perp mark price when the position is opened.
* **P**<sub>**s**</sub> is the price at strike s, expressed as a fraction of the perp, e.g. a call with a strike of +30% from the entry perp mark price might be priced at 0.6 — meaning its value is 60% of the whole long perp, because it captures only a ‘slice’ of the perp’s total payout.
* **R**<sub>**s**</sub> is the reserves available at that strike
* **F** is the AMM’s pricing function.

**Price impact of trades:** trades at strike ‘s’ affects the reserves — and therefore the pricing — at strikes further out of the money than ‘s’.
