MEJ毛毛姐 |👉 火币TradFi负费率
MEJ毛毛姐 |👉 火币TradFi负费率|Aug 06, 2026 10:35
How anyone can launch a perp market for an asset Ever wondered: why can’t most assets ever have a futures market? It’s not because they’re not worth trading, but because whether they get listed or not has never been up to you—it’s all about platform reviews, scheduling, and whether there’s enough hype. Long-tail assets, new narratives, RWA (Real World Assets)—most of them get stuck outside this gate. What Hertzflow wants to do is tear down that gate entirely. Their approach is called permissionless market creation: As long as an asset has an oracle feeding it price data, anyone can deploy a perp market for it in just a few minutes. In short—if there’s an oracle, there can be a market. No need to beg for anyone’s approval. And this isn’t some fake “open” system where you get a shell but everything else is locked down. The person launching the market (the deployer) holds real control: You decide which oracle to use, set the leverage limits, configure the fee structure, and determine how settlements work. You’re not just using a pre-set market from a platform—you’re truly becoming the “market creator.” What I find even cooler is that the markets you create aren’t isolated islands. They automatically inherit Hertzflow’s underlying infrastructure—unified margining, instant trades with LP pools via RFQ (Request for Quote), and composable liquidity pools. This means the market you create will have the same trading experience as the protocol’s native markets. It won’t feel like a “newbie market” with thin liquidity or a subpar experience. This is fundamentally different from “listing a new token on a regular perp DEX.” In the latter case, you’re still just using the market provided by the platform. But here, you can be the first to open leveraged exposure for a long-tail asset or even a specific RWA that no one else has listed yet. #DeFi #BNBChain #RWA @Hertzflow_xyz @xhunt_ai @EchoHunt_ai @yzilabs
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