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 Let's go back to the state where AMM has 10,000 DOWN options starting at 10% discount. What if someone wants to buy more than 10,000 options?  
 
-###1. Someone wants to buy 15k options. 
+### 1. Someone wants to buy 15k options. 
 We established he will get a 5% discount for 10,000 options, so he pays for those 19 cents a piece. 
 The remaining 5,000 options is subject to a positive skew impact, starting at 0% and ending at 10%, so an average of 5%.  
 The positive skew impact is applied to the profits, so we have to calculate how much 5% premium is from 80 cents profit and then calculate how much skew impact is that on the price itself.  
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The positive skew impact is applied to the profits, so we have to calculate how
 The resulting skew impact for his quote is:  
 `(10,000 * (-5%)+5000 * 20%) / 15000 = 0.033`  so his avg skew on that quote is 3.3%
 
-###2.Someone wants to buy 12k options. 
+### 2.Someone wants to buy 12k options. 
 We established he will get a 5% discount for 10,000 options, so he pays for those 19 cents a piece. 
 The remaining 2,000 options is subject to a positive skew impact, starting at 0% and ending at 4%, so an average of 2%.  
 The positive skew impact is applied to the profits, so we have to calculate how much 2% premium is from 80 cents profit and then calculate how much skew impact is that on the price itself.  
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ The positive skew impact is applied to the profits, so we have to calculate how
 The resulting skew impact for his quote is:  
 `(10,000 * (-5%)+2000 * 8%) / 12000 = -0.02833` So he gets a 2.833% discount for the full quote of 12k  
 
-###3.Someone wants to buy 17k options. 
+### 3.Someone wants to buy 17k options. 
 We established he will get a 5% discount for 10,000 options, so he pays for those 19 cents a piece. 
 The remaining 17,0000 options is subject to a positive skew impact, starting at 0% and ending at 14%, so an average of 7%.  
 The positive skew impact is applied to the profits, so we have to calculate how much 7% premium is from 80 cents profit and then calculate how much skew impact is that on the price itself.