Arbital

Arbital is a trading terminal that puts three asset classes in one interface funded from a single wallet balance: meme tokens, tokenized stocks and cryptocurrency perpetual futures. Tokenized equities are provided through xStocks, covering more than 640 global stocks and ETFs from the US, Hong Kong, the UK, Europe and South Korea, tradable around the clock. Perpetuals run on Hyperliquid infrastructure with leverage up to 40x. The platform never takes custody; funds stay in the user's own wallet. Its users are retail traders who want alternative assets alongside crypto, and traders who want to run market making strategies. Arbital MM is an automated market making system deployed across more than fourteen perpetual decentralized exchanges, with maker only orders, inventory management and risk controls such as maximum loss settings; grid trading across venues is rolling out. Discovery tools surface trending tokens, top movers and most held assets, presets allow purchases from $10 to $1,000 in one click, and a social feed shows top trader calls. Supported networks include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Arbitrum One, TRON and Avalanche. Fees are documented rather than sold as plans. Every trade in the terminal carries a flat 0.5 percent fee, plus any network costs such as slippage, pool fees and priority fees. Automated strategies pay the exchange's maker fee plus an Arbital builder fee of 1 basis point (0.01 percent) on executed volume on most venues, and 0 on Hibachi, Paradex, Risex and Phoenix. Arbital is backed by Y Combinator. As a self directed, leveraged crypto product it carries the usual counterparty, smart contract and market risks.