Options are options. After paying a certain amount of royalties to the seller, the buyer of options obtains this right, that is, the right to sell or buy a certain number of subject matter (physical objects, securities or futures contracts) at a certain price (exercise price) within a certain period of time. When the buyer of the option exercises his rights, the seller must fulfill the obligations stipulated by option contracts. On the contrary, the buyer can give up exercising the right, at which time the buyer only loses the patent fee and the seller earns the patent fee. In short, the buyer of the option has the right to exercise the option, but has no obligation to exercise it; The seller of the option only performs the obligation of the option.