diff --git a/benchmarks/perp-asset-breadth.yml b/benchmarks/perp-asset-breadth.yml index 0fb787df..941902e1 100644 --- a/benchmarks/perp-asset-breadth.yml +++ b/benchmarks/perp-asset-breadth.yml @@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ seo_intro: | Most perp DEX comparisons measure fees, funding and volume on BTC and ETH. They ignore a structural question: which venues let you trade assets that are not crypto? This benchmark measures the live count of non-crypto - perpetual markets — forex pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/JPY, tokenized stocks - like AAPL and NVDA, indices like SPX and NDX, and commodities like XAU - and WTI crude — across the major onchain perp venues. + perpetual markets, including forex pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/JPY, tokenized + stocks like AAPL and NVDA, indices like SPX and NDX, and commodities like + XAU and WTI crude, across the major onchain perp venues. The results are stark. gains.trade lists over 110 non-crypto perpetual markets, the widest catalog among EVM perp DEXes. Lighter lists around 40. @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ faq: - q: "What counts as a non-crypto market?" a: "Forex: currency pairs like EUR/USD, GBP/JPY. Stocks: tokenized equities like AAPL/USD, TSLA/USD. Indices: index perpetuals like SPX/USD, NDX/USD. Commodities: XAU/USD (gold), XAG/USD (silver), WTI/USD (crude oil), NATGAS/USD. The classification uses Mobula's editorial assetClass tag." - q: "Why are degen and new markets excluded?" - a: "degen markets are high-leverage variants of existing crypto pairs (BTCDEGEN, ETHDEGEN) — they do not represent a new asset class. new markets are newly listed pairs pending classification. Both are excluded to give an honest count of genuine non-crypto breadth." + a: "degen markets are high-leverage variants of existing crypto pairs (BTCDEGEN, ETHDEGEN); they do not represent a new asset class. new markets are newly listed pairs pending classification. Both are excluded to give an honest count of genuine non-crypto breadth." - q: "Can I trade US stocks 24/7 on gains.trade?" a: "gains.trade lists synthetic stock perpetuals. Trading availability during off-hours depends on the venue's oracle and liquidity configuration. The market is listed but execution conditions may differ from market-hours trading." - q: "How often does the market list change?"