Perpetual contracts are finally moving on-chain, and the infrastructure's getting interesting. The integration connects leveraged trading positions straight into cross-chain routing systems—think instant execution across multiple networks with access to fragmented liquidity pools that actually matter.
What caught my attention? The multi-chain execution layer. No more siloed liquidity or clunky bridging. Traders get unified access while the backend handles the complexity.
But here's where it gets spicy: they're rolling out an RWA investment suite by early 2026. We're talking tokenized real-world assets meeting leveraged DeFi positions in one platform. Bonds, commodities, equity derivatives—all accessible through the same interface you'd use for perpetuals.
The convergence of on-chain leverage and traditional finance tokenization isn't just hype anymore. It's infrastructure maturing fast.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-12 01:04
Perpetual contracts on the chain? Alright, another round of infrastructure showcase. Cross-chain liquidity has been unified, but what about the actual trading volume?
By 2026, the RWA suite... bonds and commodity futures all packed together? Sounds appealing, but who will actually use it?
The multi-chain execution layer indeed solves the bridging pain points, no need to boast about that.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 12-12 01:03
Multi-chain liquidity has been unified, and perpetual trading is finally becoming interesting. The RWA component going live in 2026 is indeed impressive.
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GraphGuru
· 12-12 01:02
Perpetual contracts on the chain? About time, the issue of liquidity fragmentation can finally be resolved.
The cross-chain execution layer is indeed interesting; no need to bother with bridging anymore.
By 2026, the RWA suite... hmm, bonds and derivatives directly connected to perpetuals? If this thing works out, the potential for traditional finance to connect with DeFi is huge; it all depends on the actual adoption rate.
Infrastructure is developing rapidly, but I'm worried it might just be hype again.
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Token_Sherpa
· 12-12 00:53
ngl the multi-chain execution layer is where it gets real, but let's not pretend this solves the velocity trap problem. RWA integration by 2026 sounds nice on paper tho... if they actually nail the incentive design without turning it into ponzinomics.
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BoredWatcher
· 12-12 00:51
Bored comments on watching the show:
I've been hearing about perpetual contracts going on-chain for over a year. Is it really going to be implemented this time? I believe in the cross-chain routing part, but the RWA suite won't be launched until next year... Let's just wait and see if the funds will really come in.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-12 00:47
ngl this multi-chain execution layer indeed solves the old problems; feeling great that liquidity fragmentation has been tackled
RWA suite sounds good, but 2026 is still early; whether it can be implemented remains to be seen
Perpetual contracts going on-chain is definitely a fundamental infrastructure lesson that needs to be learned
Cross-chain routing direct leverage positions... if it really operates stably, it could significantly change the market landscape
Wait, how exactly do they use the "fragmented liquidity pools" they mentioned? Is it still the old gameplay with a different shell?
Perpetual contracts are finally moving on-chain, and the infrastructure's getting interesting. The integration connects leveraged trading positions straight into cross-chain routing systems—think instant execution across multiple networks with access to fragmented liquidity pools that actually matter.
What caught my attention? The multi-chain execution layer. No more siloed liquidity or clunky bridging. Traders get unified access while the backend handles the complexity.
But here's where it gets spicy: they're rolling out an RWA investment suite by early 2026. We're talking tokenized real-world assets meeting leveraged DeFi positions in one platform. Bonds, commodities, equity derivatives—all accessible through the same interface you'd use for perpetuals.
The convergence of on-chain leverage and traditional finance tokenization isn't just hype anymore. It's infrastructure maturing fast.