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Prices on Omni

How the Quoted, Index, and Mark prices work on Omni.

Trading on Omni involves three types of prices: Index, Mark, and Quoted.


Index Price

The Index Price is the real-time spot price of the underlying asset, aggregated via the Variational Oracle.

The Index Price acts as the objective benchmark for the asset’s fair market value.


Mark Price

The Mark Price is the calculated fair value for the perpetual contract, derived from the Index Price plus additional data including funding rates and the OLP risk profile. The Mark Price is used for UPnL, Margin calculations, and liquidations.

The Mark Price is the asset price you track using the Omni trading charts.


Quoted Price

The Quoted Price is the actual price at which you can buy or sell an asset. The Quoted Price represents the price the OLP is willing to accept for your specific trade size at that exact moment.

All trades (Market, Limit, and Trigger) are ultimately executed at a Quoted Price.


How Index, Mark & Quoted Prices Work Together

To help visualize how these prices interact across Omni, see the table below:

Price

Source

Indication

Index Price

Variational Oracle

The true, universal asset value

Mark Price

Internal calculation

The value of the perpetual contract

Quoted Price

OLP

The price at which you can currently trade

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