One desk.
Every tape, every hour.
Index futures, megacap equities, digital assets and precious metals — twenty-eight perpetual contracts cleared against a single USDG margin account. Marks are composite, filtered and time-weighted before they touch your position. Maximum 10x. Continuous settlement. No session boundary.
The instrument list
Order entry
Three steps to a working order
Fund the account
Connect a wallet and post USDG. Collateral is pooled, not siloed — one balance backs every position you carry across all twenty-eight books.
Select an instrument
The board is ranked by real market capitalisation, not by listing order. Each line quotes a live venue index and draws that venue's own bars, so the mark on the ticket is the mark on the tape.
Take a side, up to 10x
Set notional, set leverage, watch the liquidation band close as you size. Positions carry continuously and settle in USDG the moment you flatten. No expiry, no roll.
How the mark is made
Index construction
No single venue sets a liquidation price. Each mark is a volume-weighted composite: top-of-book is collected from every listing venue, normalised to a common quote currency, and any print more than four median-absolute-deviations from consensus is discarded. What survives is weighted by thirty-day traded notional, smoothed with a three-second time-weighted average so a single sweep cannot wick a position out, and republished on-chain every block.
Funding mechanics
Funding is the tether that holds a perpetual to its index. The mark is sampled against the composite every eight seconds, the premium is integrated into a rolling time-weighted average, and a clamped interest-rate differential is added on top. The settled rate is bounded to ±0.06% per hour, so no single imbalance compounds into a liquidation spiral, and it accrues continuously against margin rather than landing as an hourly lump sum. Positive: longs are crowded and pay shorts. Negative: the book has flipped.
The desk is open.
No brokerage relationship, no session window, no T+2. Post collateral, take a side, flatten when the thesis is done.