Order book depth
How much you can sell before the price moves one percent.
The floor
Three numbers, published every hour.
Reserve ratio
What we hold against what you deposited.
Withdrawal time
Median over the last 24 hours. A measurement, not a promise.
The screen
Eight markets. One screen.
Live candles from every market you watch, side by side. Pick how many charts you want and the grid rearranges itself. Each pane takes its own symbol and its own timeframe.
The proof
Do not take our word.
Hold to check a reserve snapshot against the chain.
Press and keep holding.
- Snapshot
- 0x8f21c4a9e07b
- Block height
- 21,904,776
- Reserve ratio
- 104.2%
How it works
Deposit
Send from any wallet. The address is yours, not a shared pool.
Trade
One order book, no hidden routing. You see the depth you are trading into.
Withdraw
Signed and broadcast in minutes. If something holds it, the reason shows in your account, not in a support queue.
Fees
The whole price, in one place.
Maker 0.02 percent. Taker 0.05 percent. Withdrawals cost the network fee and nothing on top. The number that actually costs you more is slippage, so we publish depth beside every market.
- Maker0.02%
- Taker0.05%
- Withdrawalnetwork fee
- Deposit0.00%
Questions
The ones people actually ask.
What happens if you freeze my account?
A hold shows in your account the moment it starts, with the reason and who to reply to. No silent locks.
Proof of reserves does not prove solvency. So what good is it?
On its own, not much. That is why we publish liabilities beside reserves and let anyone check their own balance is inside the tree.
How do I know the depth numbers are real?
They come from the same order book you trade against, and the snapshots are timestamped and kept. Old ones stay up.
What does it cost to get my money out?
The network fee. Nothing else.
Start at the floor.
Open an account and look at the numbers before you fund anything.
Takes you to sign-up. Market data is public; your portfolio is not.