2026-01-13 14:28:19

The crypto derivatives market just got more ambitious. OneKey Perps rolled out HIP-3 markets, expanding beyond digital assets into stocks, precious metals, and foreign exchange—all through perpetual contracts on a single platform. It's a move that signals where multi-asset trading is heading: blending traditional finance instruments with decentralized execution. Whether you're hedging gold exposure, trading major currency pairs, or going long on equities, the infrastructure now exists to do it without jumping between exchanges. The shift reflects growing demand for unified access across asset classes, positioning perpetual derivatives as a bridge between crypto-native traders and traditional finance participants.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 18h ago

Now it's really time to unify the industry—one platform handles stocks, forex, and precious metals, even traditional finance has to bow down. OneKey's move is quite brilliant; just not sure if slippage will be a problem. Finally, no more dancing between exchanges, nice. Wait, is decentralized execution reliable? It still depends on the actual trading experience. This is what Web3 should be doing—truly breaking down the dimensional barriers.

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GasOptimizer

· 18h ago

Damn, a platform that handles stocks, gold, and forex all in one? Is this aiming to eliminate all exchanges? --- Finally, someone has combined traditional finance with on-chain solutions. This is how it should have been done long ago. --- But does this thing have enough liquidity? Don’t tell me it’s another air project. --- Perpetual contracts covering so many asset classes—how do they manage risk? That’s a bit risky. --- OneKey’s move is really aggressive; it’s blurring the lines between CeFi and DeFi all at once. --- The question is, how will regulators see this? Isn’t it just bypassing financial licenses in different regions? --- Is it true? No need to jump back and forth between five or six apps? I just want to know how the fees are charged. --- Multi-asset perpetual... sounds great, but the actual experience might need some more observation.

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TheMemefather

· 18h ago

Wow, a platform that handles stocks, gold, and forex all in one? Traditional finance players are really going to be on edge now. OneKey's move is quite interesting, turning derivatives into a big mixed bag. Finally no more running around different platforms, nice. Wait, how's the stability? Dare to enter with a large amount? This is what Web3 should be doing. Let CeFi stand aside.

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AirdropATM

· 18h ago

Wow, is this really not a dream? One platform handles stocks, precious metals, and forex, and traditional finance is directly being eliminated? This time, OneKey really wants to unify the industry. Perpetual contracts covering so many asset classes—what's the point of exchanges in the future? This is probably a sign that CeFi is dying, to be honest.

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GasFeeSobber

· 18h ago

Finally, someone thought of putting stocks, gold, and forex all on one platform, so I don't have to switch back and forth every day. If only perpetual contracts could be used to trade stocks... If I lose money with that, it would be too heartbreaking. OneKey has some potential, but how's its stability? I'm afraid it's just another show with no real substance. Not switching exchanges sounds great, but I'm worried that slippage could push me out of the market. Multi-asset contracts... Honestly, it still depends on who has better risk control. Anyway, I don't believe in it.

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VirtualRichDream

· 18h ago

Wow, is this really the next form of perpetual contracts—one-click trading for stocks, gold, and forex? If HIP-3 stabilizes, it definitely deserves a try. However, OneKey seems to want to be a disruptor in traditional finance. To put it nicely, it's a bridge; to be blunt, it's probably trying to snatch the brokerage's livelihood.

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