$CHOG Is Now Live as AnyCollateral on LeverUp
CHOG holders can now use CHOG as trading margin on LeverUp, settle eligible positions in CHOG, and access up to 1,001x leverage on eligible markets.
LeverUp V2 is officially live — a full rebuild of the trading experience with a new UI, merged positions, multiple TP/SL, gasless 1-click trading, Agent Wallet, and Mera passkey account support.
Read Article →CHOG holders can now use CHOG as trading margin on LeverUp, settle eligible positions in CHOG, and access up to 1,001x leverage on eligible markets.
Guess One's $GONE raise reached its 4,500 BNCB target, completing LeverUp's second Fair Launch and linking a bStock contribution asset to a live Monad product.
LeverUp's Wormhole-powered bridge brings supported bStocks from BNB Smart Chain to Monad, where BNCB is already being used as the contribution asset for a Fair Launch.
bStocks bridging went live, Guess One completed its $GONE raise, and CHOG joined AnyCollateral alongside a 2.5M CHOG trading competition.
Weekly reported volume rose 5.3% to $55.68M as the Layer3 Trading Milestones Campaign concluded and the LeverUp × Zealy Trading Sprint continued.
ONDO/USD joined LeverUp's market lineup this week, while the LeverUp × Layer3 Trading Milestones Campaign and LeverUp × Zealy Trading Sprint: Season 1 both remained active. Meanwhile, busy.land — the first LeverUp Fair Launch project — continued expanding its ecosystem presence.
Jev could add a bounded decision layer before LeverUp's scoped 1CT intent flow. This is a proposed architecture for AI trading agents, not a live integration.
AI agent platforms like Grok Bot are already running finance-adjacent tasks from a cloud computer with a terminal. Trading is the obvious next step — but it raises a question execution quality alone doesn't answer: what can the key actually do?
Grok Bot can run named agents with their own tools, memory, and a cloud terminal. Here's how to wire one up to trade perps on LeverUp using gasless intent signing, with a scoped key that can't transfer tokens or withdraw collateral.
Grok Bot can run named agents with their own tools, memory, and a cloud terminal. Here's how to wire one up to trade perps on LeverUp using gasless intent signing, with a scoped key that can't transfer tokens or withdraw collateral.
Leverage numbers and fee percentages don't tell the whole story. Here's a full breakdown of what actually eats into perp trading returns: open/close fees, holding fees, funding, slippage, and the cost structure of liquidation.
MEV — maximal extractable value — is the profit that can be extracted by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions on a blockchain. Here's how it actually works, and why the mechanics change depending on whether you're trading against an order book, an AMM, or oracle-referenced pricing.