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The same $700 at expiry: a YES contract against a $100/$105 call vertical

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The same $700 at expiry: a YES contract against a $100/$105 call vertical — 31 rows by 3 columns, computed 2026-10-04 from US exchange, SIP and OPRA data.
close_price	yes_contract_dollars	call_vertical_dollars
$95	0	0
$95.5	0	0
$96	0	0
$96.5	0	0
$97	0	0
$97.5	0	0
$98	0	0
$98.5	0	0
$99	0	0
$99.5	0	0
$100	0	0
$100.5	1000	100
$101	1000	200
$101.5	1000	300
$102	1000	400
$102.5	1000	500
$103	1000	600
$103.5	1000	700
$104	1000	800
$104.5	1000	900
$105	1000	1000
$105.5	1000	1000
$106	1000	1000
$106.5	1000	1000
$107	1000	1000
$107.5	1000	1000
$108	1000	1000
$108.5	1000	1000
$109	1000	1000
$109.5	1000	1000
$110	1000	1000

the exact SQL behind every number

SELECT
    concat('$', toString(toDecimal32(px, 2)))                       AS close_price,
    if(px > 100, 1000, 0)                                           AS yes_contract_dollars,
    toUInt32(round(200 * least(greatest(px - 100, 0), 5)))          AS call_vertical_dollars
FROM
(
    SELECT 95 + arrayJoin(range(31)) * 0.5 AS px
)
ORDER BY px

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