Trade Synthetic AMZN
Two businesses in one ticker: retail, and the cloud arm that earns.
24/7
cUSDC
No funding rate
Solana
About Amazon.com, Inc.
Two businesses sit inside AMZN: a low-margin retail operation and AWS, which produces most of the profit. The stock tends to move on the cloud number. Synthetic exposure tracks the price without a brokerage account in between, and it keeps trading when the earnings release lands after the close.
How to trade AMZN here
Mint L/S Tokens
Deposit stablecoins to receive paired AMZN-L and AMZN-S tokens.
Pick a side
Sell the leg you don't want. Keep L to be long, S to be short.
Take it elsewhere
Post it as collateral on a lending market, or trade it on any Solana DEX.
When you can trade it
24/7 on Continuum (vs. NASDAQ 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET)
Amazon reports after the close, and the AWS line does most of the work on the stock. Prime Day and holiday-quarter numbers arrive on days the exchange is not open.
What people do with AMZN
The two legs
AMZN-L (Long Token)
Rises when Amazon.com, Inc. does. Hold it as long as you like: there is no funding and no carry on the long leg.
AMZN-S (Short Token)
Rises when Amazon.com, Inc. falls, which is what makes it a hedge. The short leg carries a volatility decay, so it is not free to hold.
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The AMZN book is live. Long and short quotes, at whatever hour suits you.