In early November, Matrixport announced the world's first structured product "Installment Purchase", which attracted more than 5 million US dollars in one week after its launch and was well received by the market and investors. Through the "Installment Purchase" product, investors can use small amounts of funds to purchase and lock in all future returns of the investment target (BTC or ETH), enjoying the leverage effect without adding margin. After the product expires, investors can choose whether to pay the balance in exchange for the investment target. Coinglass data shows that the total network contract holdings on November 14 were approximately US$99.45 billion, and 831 million liquidations occurred in 24 hours. Against the backdrop of amplified volatility in the crypto market, "Installment Purchase" attracts investors because there is no need to worry about the risk of liquidation. We have deeply experienced Matrixport's "Installment Purchase" product and conducted a comprehensive analysis from the perspective of financial derivative prototypes, product principles, advantages and potential risks. Warrants, as the basic product of traditional financial derivatives, have a history of more than 100 years. Installment warrants are the most popular type of warrants on Australian exchanges. Matrixport's "Installment Purchase" combines crypto assets with traditional financial investment tools. Investors can use installment payment methods to lock in potential gains from crypto assets in advance, with flexible settlement methods. The product can provide investment targets with a leverage of up to 10 times, and users do not need to add margin. Reasonably understand the possible risks of "Installment Purchase" products, including currency price fluctuation risks and leverage risks. As an old one-stop crypto financial service platform, Matrixport's asset management products have always been its strengths, with structured products in full bloom, and fund management and custody volume reaching US$6 billion.

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