Questions around this news
What market is Perpetuals.com targeting?
The release says the company is targeting institutions seeking digital-asset exposure within regulated frameworks. It describes its focus as financial market infrastructure rather than retail speculation, with operations across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Its stated approach connects traditional financial infrastructure with blockchain-based systems.
What does the release say about Perpetuals.com’s settlement technology?
The release says the company’s Ledgera platform supports low-cost settlement across blockchains and uses quantum-resilient security. It also describes the company’s broader software as enabling blockchain-native settlement in place of legacy post-trade processes. The release does not provide technical details about how these capabilities work.
What regulatory frameworks is the platform designed to comply with?
The release identifies MiFID II and MiCA as the regulatory frameworks the platform is designed to comply with. It presents this compliance focus as part of the company’s effort to serve institutions seeking digital-asset exposure while remaining within regulated market structures.
What does self-clearing mean in trading?
Self-clearing means a trading venue or its operator handles clearing functions itself rather than relying entirely on a separate clearing house. Clearing typically involves confirming trade details, managing obligations between parties, and preparing transactions for settlement. The precise responsibilities and arrangements depend on the market and applicable rules.
- Perpetuals.com focuses on 24/7, self-clearing trading venues that remove reliance on traditional clearing houses, representing an ethical alternative to questionable offshore exchanges and prediction markets.
- Proprietary machine learning tools are used to analyze risk and profit-and-loss probabilities at the trade level, with a dependable platform designed to comply with MiFID II and MiCA regulatory frameworks.
- The company’s Ledgera platform enables low-cost, cross-chain settlement with quantum-resilient security.
Perpetuals.com (NASDAQ: PDC), a fintech company focused on AI-driven digital asset trading solutions and regulated market infrastructure, is positioning itself at the intersection of traditional financial infrastructure and blockchain-based systems, targeting institutions that want exposure to digital assets without stepping outside regulated frameworks. The company develops software that allows regulated trading venues to operate continuously, with self-clearing and blockchain-native settlement replacing legacy post-trade processes.
Headquartered with operations across the United States, Europe, and Asia, Perpetuals.com is focused on financial market infrastructure rather than retail speculation. Its strategy reflects a broader shift among exchanges, brokers, and market operators that are seeking to modernize derivatives and crypto…
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Terms explained
- MiFID II
- A European Union legal framework governing financial markets and investment services. Its rules cover areas such as trading, transparency, and investor protection.
- MiCA
- The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, which establishes rules for certain crypto-asset issuers and service providers.
- Self-clearing
- An arrangement in which a trading venue or firm performs clearing functions itself instead of relying wholly on a separate clearing house.
- Cross-chain settlement
- The completion of transactions involving assets or networks on different blockchains, using processes that coordinate settlement across those networks.
- Post-trade processes
- Activities that take place after a trade is executed, such as confirming trade details, calculating obligations, and arranging settlement.
- Quantum-resilient security
- Security designed to remain robust against potential attacks using quantum computers, often by relying on cryptographic methods intended to resist such attacks.
