The market picker holds crypto perpetuals and the builder-deployed markets settled in USDC: stocks, commodities, indices, FX and pre-IPO names.
Every market also has its own page in the market list, with live figures, a price chart, contract details, fees and a sized example. Its Trade button opens the desk on that market.
More than crypto
Use the category tabs (Stocks, Commodities, Indices, FX, Pre-IPO) to browse, or search a ticker such as AMD. Markets without a category appear under Other. Every market uses the same ticket, sizing, stops and chart.
These are perpetual contracts that track a price. You do not own the shares or the underlying asset.
The same ticker can be listed by more than one builder exchange. Each row shows its exchange below the ticker, and the selected market carries the exchange as a badge, so separate contracts never get mixed up. Markets settled in anything other than USDC are not listed.
Balances per exchange
With a standard account, each builder exchange holds its own balance, and the ticket sizes from the balance of the market's exchange. Move funds to that exchange first if needed. Unified accounts share one USDC balance. The account panel totals every exchange.
Watchlists
The market picker has Favorites and up to ten named lists of 100 markets each, shown as tabs. Star a market to add it to Favorites. For your other lists, click the list button at the end of a row and tick the lists it belongs in, or type a name to start a new list with it. + next to the tabs adds an empty list, and the pencil on the open list renames or deletes it. Drag tabs or rows to reorder them. Lists are kept per network in this browser and work without a wallet.
Simple mode has no star or watchlists: its picker is a search box and a short list of coins with their price and today's change. Your lists stay as they are and come back in Advanced.
The scanner
Every list shows price, 24-hour change, volume, hourly funding, open interest and the spread in basis points. Ten rows to a page. Click a column header to sort by it: once for highest first, again for lowest first, a third time to go back to the list's own order. The footer shows how old the figures are.
On a phone the picker is a simpler list: search at the top, your lists as tabs, category chips, and one line per market with its price, 24-hour change, volume and star. Tap Name / Vol, Price or 24h to sort; tap again for lowest first, and a third time to go back. Edit turns each star into a list button and lets you rename the open list or move its markets up and down. Drag the handle down to close it.