Pushpendra Singh perpetuals
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Articles on perpetuals
How to get a TxFlow access code
TxFlow is gated: you need an access code before trading, and several reviews wrongly say access is open. Where codes come from, and the scam risk.
ExperienceTxFlow fees, every tier, worked out in dollars
Base tier is 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker on perps. Spot costs 56% more, tiers start at $5M, and the whole schedule is copied from Hyperliquid.
ExperienceTxFlow points: a fixed pool, not a rate you earn
Season 1 shares a fixed 1,250,000 points a week between all traders, so your slice shrinks as volume grows. Spot trading earns nothing at all.
ExperienceTxFlow review: seven months on a brand-new perp DEX
A perpetuals DEX on its own L1, live since March 2026. Non-custodial, gated, and copying Hyperliquid's fee card exactly. What it has not proved yet.
ExperienceTxFlow tokenised stocks, gold and oil: what you own
Perpetual futures on gold, oil and US equities from one USDC balance. No brokerage, no KYC. Also no shares, no dividends, and funding costs bite.
ExperienceTxFlow vs Hyperliquid: the fees are identical
TxFlow copied Hyperliquid's fee schedule digit for digit. So compare depth, age, audits and access instead, which is where they differ sharply.
ExperienceTxFlow vaults: you are the liquidation backstop
The Protocol Vault earns fees by backstopping liquidations, so depositors are the counterparty on the worst day. It is not open to deposits yet.
ExperienceWill TxFlow be the next hype?
Everyone asking about TxFlow means: is it the next Hyperliquid? What would have to be true, what is true now, and the four numbers that will answer it.