Deepsigma launches paper trading across 77 traditional markets
A team of former Goldman Sachs, Citadel Securities, Google and Uber staff has opened a live paper-trading demo for perpetual futures on US equities, indexes, commodities and Treasury yields.
Key points
- Deepsigma's demo covers 77 traditional financial markets, including the S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Composite, Russell 2000 and VIX.
- Contracts track prices via external data feeds rather than tokenising or taking custody of the underlying assets.
- The platform runs on the Cypherium Layer 1 blockchain and is building a zero-knowledge proof identity framework for US rules.
Deepsigma has launched a live paper-trading platform for perpetual futures across 77 traditional financial markets, Bitcoin.com News reports.
The contracts do not tokenise, hold or deliver the underlying assets; they track prices through external market data feeds.
Sky Guo, Deepsigma's chief executive and Cypherium's founder, said traditional assets bring operational differences from crypto, including trading hours that are not round the clock, fragmented pricing and specific regulatory requirements. He said the team designed the platform around those differences rather than copying the crypto model.
An offchain AI tool offers strategy insights without authority over user funds, and the exchange is developing a zero-knowledge proof identity framework for US regulatory standards.
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