Lyra
Lyra (now Derive) is an institutional-grade options AMM protocol built on Ethereum, offering REST and WebSocket APIs for querying options boards, strike prices, implied volatility, trading positions, and liquidity pool analytics. The platform provides onchain options and perpetual futures trading with TradFi-level speed via an OP Stack rollup (Chain ID 957).
Lyra publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network: Public REST API. Tagged areas include Options, AMM, DeFi, Derivatives, and Implied Volatility.
Lyra’s developer surface includes documentation, engineering blog, and 10 more developer resources.
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APIs 3
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Lyra Public REST API
Public REST API endpoints for querying market data, instruments, tickers, options boards, implied volatility, settlement history, and liquidity pool analytics without authentica...
Lyra Private REST API
Authenticated REST API endpoints for managing subaccounts, submitting and cancelling orders, transferring collateral and positions, accessing order history, handling RFQs, and p...
Lyra WebSocket API
WebSocket API for real-time streaming of market data, order book updates, ticker subscriptions, and private account notifications. Authentication uses wallet-signed timestamps v...
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