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While the industry races to offer the same BTC and ETH perpetuals, Sidax builds the markets no one else does. Trade agricultural commodities, emerging-market FX, prediction markets, macro indicators, and crypto-native indexes — all as orderbook perpetuals settled in USDT.
Wheat, corn, soy, coffee, cocoa, sugar, cotton, and rice perpetuals — within crypto, the biggest untouched derivatives market.
High-yield EM pairs with genuine local demand: TRY, BRL, ZAR, MXN, INR, KRW.
Perpetuals on implied probabilities: elections, Fed policy, NFP, CPI, and geopolitical risk.
Raw economic statistics as perpetuals: CPI, unemployment, GDP, and 10-year Treasury yields.
Exposure to crypto phenomena without trading the tokens: hashrate, gas, funding rates, depeg risk, volatility.
Perpetuals on the world's most-watched equity benchmarks: S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Dow, Shanghai Composite, and Hang Seng.
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Agricultural commodities are one of the largest financial markets still untapped by crypto. Corn, wheat, and soybeans trade nearly around the clock on established global exchanges, with real, news-driven volatility from weather, conflict, export restrictions, and policy shifts in emerging economies. Sidax lists these markets as orderbook perpetuals settled in USDT — tickers no other exchange offers — giving traders a clean way to express a view on the world's most essential markets.
Pricing is anchored to established global benchmarks for these commodities, with funding adjusted to reflect seasonal supply-and-demand conditions.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| WHEAT/USDT | Soft Red Winter Wheat | Global food-security proxy; volatile around weather, war, and export bans. |
| CORNX/USDT | Corn | Biofuel and feed demand; deep global liquidity. |
| SOYBN/USDT | Soybeans | China import demand; seasonal volatility. |
| COFFE/USDT | Arabica Coffee | Weather-sensitive; 100% annualized volatility is common. |
| COCOA/USDT | Cocoa | Supply-concentrated in West Africa; prone to parabolic moves. |
| SUGAR/USDT | Raw Sugar | Correlated with ethanol policy and BRL currency moves. |
| COTTN/USDT | Cotton | Textile demand and drought sensitivity. |
| RICEX/USDT | Rough Rice | Asian market hedge; geopolitical sensitivity. |
Emerging-market currencies are among the most actively traded and volatile assets in the world, moving 2–5% in a single day and serving millions with limited access to onshore FX markets. Until now, crypto venues have largely offered only major G7 pairs. Sidax opens exposure to high-yield EM currencies — the pairs with the strongest demand and the most meaningful price swings.
Pricing follows widely used global foreign-exchange reference rates, with safeguards in place to handle market closures and gaps between trading sessions fairly.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| USTRY/USDT | Turkish Lira | Chronic inflation, 40%+ annual depreciation, massive retail speculation. |
| USBRL/USDT | Brazilian Real | Commodity-linked; volatile around elections and central-bank policy. |
| USZAR/USDT | South African Rand | Deep liquidity; gold-price correlation. |
| USMXN/USDT | Mexican Peso | USMCA trade flows; nearshoring narrative. |
| USINR/USDT | Indian Rupee | Massive retail population with limited FX access. |
| USKRW/USDT | South Korean Won | Crypto-savvy population; Kimchi premium history. |
Event-based trading has proven demand in the US, but offshore traders have been left without a venue to act on real-world outcomes. Sidax turns event outcomes into continuously tradable markets that express the market's view of an outcome's probability on a clean 0–100 scale, settled in USDT. It's the flexibility of a prediction market combined with the round-the-clock, capital-efficient mechanics traders already know.
Pricing reflects the market's prevailing view of an event's likely outcome, with funding that adjusts as the event resolution date approaches.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| TMP28/USDT | Implied probability of Republican presidential win in 2028 | Perpetual political exposure; media magnet. |
| FEDRT/USDT | Implied Fed funds rate | Macro traders hedge rate risk; updates daily. |
| USNFP/USDT | Implied Non-Farm Payrolls surprise index | Economic data-release speculation. |
| USPCE/USDT | Implied YoY PCE print (from inflation swaps) | Inflation hedge without bond complexity. |
| GEOPO/USDT | Composite geopolitical risk index | War, sanctions, and supply-shock proxy. |
Raw economic data moves every asset class, yet no venue lets traders take a direct position on the numbers themselves. Sidax makes headline indicators — inflation, growth, employment — tradable as perpetuals, turning periodic data releases into an opportunity to express a view before and after the print.
Pricing tracks the market's expectations between releases and aligns to the officially published figure once available, with funding that smooths the transition.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| USCPI/USDT | US Consumer Price Index (monthly YoY) | The most watched number in global finance. |
| USUNE/USDT | US Unemployment Rate | Labor market health proxy. |
| USGDP/USDT | US GDP Growth Rate (quarterly) | Recession/expansion signal. |
| US10Y/USDT | US 10-Year Treasury Yield | Interest-rate risk without bond duration. |
| US02Y/USDT | US 2-Year Treasury Yield | Most rate-sensitive tenor; tracks Fed policy expectations. |
| JP30Y/USDT | Japan 30-Year Government Bond Yield | Long-duration JGB exposure; BOJ policy and carry-trade proxy. |
| CN10Y/USDT | China 10-Year Government Bond Yield | China sovereign benchmark; growth and policy sentiment. |
Some of crypto's most valuable insights aren't tokens at all. Sidax lets traders take positions on the underlying metrics and phenomena that move the market — without needing to hold the asset itself. It's novel exposure and hedging for crypto-native traders who think in terms of network activity, volatility, and market structure.
Pricing is derived from transparent, widely available crypto market data, with funding reflecting prevailing network and volatility conditions.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| BHASH/USDT | Bitcoin Network Hashrate | Miner economics; halving sensitivity. |
| ETGAS/USDT | Ethereum Average Gas Price (gwei) | Network demand proxy; L2 competition hedge. |
| FUNDX/USDT | Average Funding Rate Index (BTC+ETH across top 5 CEXs) | Trade the cost of carry itself. |
| DEPEG/USDT | Top 3 Stablecoins Index (USDT, USDC, DAI) | Stablecoin depeg risk across the top 3; inverse correlation to FUD. |
| CVIXX/USDT | Crypto Volatility Index (30-day realized) | Academic research exists, but no major exchange offers it as a tradeable perpetual. |
Equity indices are the most liquid, most-watched price series on earth — yet no crypto venue lets you trade them directly. Sidax lists the US big three and China's leading benchmarks as USDT-settled perpetuals, giving traders 24/7 exposure to global equities without a brokerage account, market hours, or holding a single share.
Pricing tracks the underlying index's reference level around the clock, with funding reflecting dividends and the cost of carry.
| Ticker | Underlying | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| SP500/USDT | S&P 500 Index | The benchmark for US large-cap equities; the world's most-traded index. |
| NQ100/USDT | NASDAQ-100 Index | Big-tech and growth exposure; the go-to index for leveraged plays. |
| DJI30/USDT | Dow Jones Industrial Average | 30 blue-chip stalwarts; the classic barometer of the US economy. |
| SHCOM/USDT | Shanghai Composite Index | Mainland China's flagship equity benchmark. |
| HSIDX/USDT | Hang Seng Index | Hong Kong's flagship benchmark; the gateway to Chinese equities for global capital. |
Sidax is built for traders who are bored of the same BTC and ETH perps. Sign up for early access, reduced fees, and a front-row seat to orderbook markets that no other exchange lists.
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Most exchanges copy each other into commoditized BTC and ETH perpetuals. Sidax goes the other direction: clean orderbook exposure to the largest, most liquid, and most politically relevant markets that no other exchange lists.
Agricultural commodities like wheat, corn, soy, coffee, cocoa, sugar, cotton and rice; emerging-market FX pairs such as USTRY and USINR; prediction markets on a 0–100 scale; macro indicators like inflation and growth; and crypto-native non-token perpetuals like hashrate, gas, funding rates, depeg risk, and volatility.
A perpetual is a futures contract with no expiry, so you can hold a position as long as you like. You never need to hold the underlying asset — every position is settled in USDT.
USDT. One collateral currency covers every market on Sidax, from commodities and FX to predictions, macro indicators and crypto indexes.
Yes. Sidax is built to a full KYC/AML compliance standard, giving traders regulated-market standards while accessing markets they can't find elsewhere.
Event outcomes become continuously tradable markets expressed on a clean 0–100 probability scale, settled in USDT. You get the flexibility of a prediction market with the capital-efficient mechanics of perpetuals.
Sidax is in pre-launch. Enter your email on the waitlist and verify the one-time code we send you. Early access includes reduced fees and a front-row seat to markets no other exchange lists.
Sidax supports 180+ countries with 24/7 market uptime, so you can trade around the clock from almost anywhere.
Pricing is anchored to established global benchmarks, with funding adjusted to reflect each market. For example, agricultural commodity funding reflects seasonal supply-and-demand conditions, while event markets track the market's view of an outcome's probability.