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Every claim on this page is checkable in about a minute, from this page. If a number is on screen anywhere in BasisDesk, it came from a live read or from math you can run yourself.
Funding rates, mark prices, open interest, and 24-hour volume for all 11 markets are read from SoDEX mainnet — the real economics of the trade. The SoSoValue ETF-flow signal and its grounded news are live. The board, the deposit-preview math, and the neutrality simulator all run on that data, with no wallet connected.
Order execution. Orders are signed non-custodially in your own wallet — EIP-712, primaryType ExchangeAction, chain ID 138565 — and submitted to the SoDEX testnet sandbox. No real funds move. That is deliberate: we do not move real money in a demo.
All 11 markets, ranked by the funding rate that is paying right now. Every APR carries a "live, mainnet" label and an as-of timestamp. No wallet, no signup.
See the board →The SoSoValue panel shows the ETF-flow streak, the latest net flow, and the linked news headline that explains it. That signal is what escalates a vault to de-risk.
Open BTC vault →Move the price. The hedged line stays flat while simply holding swings. It is computed by the same deterministic engine the deposit is signed against — shown equals signed.
Test the hedge →The methodology page maps every figure on screen to the exact endpoint or the exact function behind it. If a claim has no source, it does not ship.
Read the methodology →BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, AVAX, LTC, LINK, HBAR, SOSO, and gold — each carrying a real SoDEX mainnet funding rate, ranked so the trades currently paying lead.
Check the rates →The finance core, the number formatter, both API clients, the ETF-flow regime engine, and the EIP-712 signing path. All green, all in the repo.
Read the tests →One test sizes a $1,000 position at $50,000, recomputes NAV with the price crashed to $40,000 and rallied to $60,000, and asserts $1,000 both times. If it fails, the product is lying — so it is a release gate.
Read the test →Disconnect the SoSoValue key and the flow surfaces go to an explicit empty state, never a placeholder. Gold and SOSO have no spot ETF, so they say exactly that instead of inventing a number.
See how →The backend only ever sees public addresses and signed intents. There is no code path that accepts a private key. Every fund-moving action passes a receipt restating size, fees, and worst case before you sign.
Read the signing path →The mark, palette, typography, and usage rules are shipped as a page in the product — because a thing people are asked to trust with money should look like it will still exist next quarter.
Open the brand kit →Most crypto yield is directional risk in disguise, or a token printing more of itself. Holders are asked to choose between earning a return and protecting their capital.
The basis trade pays from market structure, not inflation: hold spot, short the matching perpetual, collect funding. It is the strategy behind one of DeFi's largest synthetic-dollar protocols — proven at scale, and still out of reach for a normal holder.
Running it by hand means sizing two legs, watching funding flip, tracking liquidation distance, and knowing when institutional flow turns. BasisDesk runs that loop, and shows its work — you reach the insight before you connect a wallet.
The engine, both API clients, the signing path, and every test are public. Read the code that produced any number you saw.