Overview
- DeepSigma has opened a live paper‑trading terminal that shows how perpetual‑futures contracts can track U.S. stocks, major indexes, sector ETFs, commodities and Treasury yields without tokenizing or taking custody of the underlying assets.
- The platform runs on the Cypherium Layer 1 blockchain and was built by a team with experience at Goldman Sachs, Citadel Securities, Google and Uber, which the company says helps it marry traditional market structure with on‑chain matching and clearing.
- Contracts use external market prices and a central limit order book plus a separate clearing layer to give traders long or short exposure while the company designs mark‑price rules, position limits, circuit breakers, partial liquidations and an insurance mechanism to manage RWA risks.
- DeepSigma is building a zero‑knowledge eligibility system to let users prove trading qualifications without revealing identity and is also developing off‑chain AI tools for market analysis that cannot execute trades or move funds.
- The demo is a prototype for product design and market coverage only; DeepSigma has not set a live‑money launch date or disclosed specific U.S. regulatory approvals it will seek, and execution, oracle reliability and liquidity provisioning will determine whether the project can move to real trading.