Carry

NASDAQ for AI Derivatives - Compute, Inference, Infra, and Traditional Commodities

Perps | Predictions | Options | Tokenized Spot

[Carry @CarryDEX]

AI-Native and AI-Pilled.

Join the waitlist.

Trade AI derivatives ranging from compute to inference and AI infrastructure on the first AI-native exchange.

https://t.co/aAGofrRwNU

Launch soon.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

We are firmly in a commodities supercycle.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

This is why you should trade on https://t.co/aAGofrRwNU

Carry and its team understands the intricacies of commodity markets much better than most of Crypto.

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

AI is frequently compared with oil but the right model for AI derivatives is not an oil refinery.

Instead it’s a power plant.

Oil can be stored after production but electricity can’t be stored (generally).

Similarly inference can’t be stored.

That means trajectory of AI derivatives will look similar to electricity derivatives, think peak demand contracts, spark spreads, capacity auctions and so on.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Those who control the commodities, control the real economy.

[Crypto Rover @cryptorover]

💥BREAKING: 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Iranian Media reports Iran earned over $500,000,000 dollars from Strait of Hormuz toll payments in the past week.

Most of this must have been paid in $BTC or the Chinese Yuan.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

And the venue to trade Compute derivatives will be —> https://t.co/WOjXtMn51X

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

Oil powered the 20th century.
Compute is going to power everything that comes next.

But as an organization, how do you work with an input that rises 30% in 6 months!

AI derivatives are going to be the next big thing in commodities.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Carry coded. 🪩

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

This is huge.

A new era for derivatives markets in USA and certainly validates the path of regulated exchange we are working on at @CarryDEX

This reduces regulatory friction and shall facilitate greater institutional participation in perpetual futures for all asset classes including compute and commodities.

Net positive for capital formation and market structure. 🙌

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Chart of the day : Live Cattle

Live cattle is a barometer of food inflation and as everyone knows inflation has really been high.

Cattle futures have 3X since Covid with a steady upward march, travelling in a parallel channel on both daily and monthly charts.

Though, some RSI divergence is developing on monthly chart, long is the default mode till upward trendline remains intact.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Ways to get exposure to commodities - Quite a few

Destination - Only one.

https://t.co/WOjXtMn51X

[Carry @CarryDEX]

@RaminNasibov 1. Lack of grid infrastructure
2. Latency

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Warehouse Receipts —>> Exchange Traded Commodities —-> Tokenized Commodities

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

Since the advent of Agriculture to current AI boom, commodities have been the critical economic asset but exposure to physical commodities has been challenging due to factors such as storage, transportation and cost of carry,

Mesopotamian tried to solve this using warehouse deposits which ultimately resulted into creation of warehouse receipts.
Exchange traded commodities incl. ETP/ETF came as the next iteration that gave financial exposure to commodity prices without troubles associated with dated futures.
Tokenized commodities represent the blockchain era evolution of the same quest but with fractionalization and programmability.

For centuries, true ownership of commodities meant Warehouse Receipts (WHR). Buyers held a legal document proving ownership of owned physical gold, oil, or grain sitting in a vault or warehouse. WHR represented a direct claim with full backing but were painfully illiquid. Transferring it required logistics, paperwork, and often physical delivery. It was a great product for trade finance and collateralization but was terrible for everyday investors.

Then came the financial revolution: ETC/ETP/ETFs. These products listed on traditional stock exchanges gave indirect price exposure without ever having the need for investors to touch the physical asset. High liquidity during market hours, easy trading like stocks, and strong regulation. Physical commodities were held by issuers in warehouses/vaults . It was a massive leap in accessibility but access was still limited to exchange hours, fractional ownership was indirect, and everything stayed inside traditional finance rails.

Tokenized Commodities on blockchain represent the next level of evolution. Digital tokens backed 1:1 by physical assets (often the same warehouse receipts), offering the best of both worlds with direct redeemability, fractional ownership down to the gram, on-chain transparency, and true 24/7 global trading

They are an improvement over ETC/ETP without market hour restrictions, T+2 settlement and global access.

We’ve gone from clunky physical documents → financial wrappers → programmable, borderless RWAs. The infrastructure for real-world assets is finally maturing.

[𝙅𝙞𝙢𝙢𝙮̷🛅🦧🐦🔥 @VeeCryptz]

Most people still see commodity markets as complex, institutional, and out of reach.
But that’s starting to change with projects like @CarryDEX.

It’s building an AI-native commodity exchange that brings everything into one place:

Perps
Options
Prediction markets
Tokenized spot assets

What makes it interesting isn’t just the products, but the direction.
Instead of traders jumping between multiple platforms and reacting late to news, CarryDEX is focused on using AI to help users understand what actually matters in the market.

That means cutting through noise, tracking real-world events, and turning information into clearer trading decisions.

Commodity markets are heavily influenced by things like:
Global news
Supply chain shifts
Weather events
Energy demand
Policy changes

CarryDEX is trying to make these movements easier to understand and trade in a more unified system.

It’s still early, but the idea of combining AI + decentralized markets + real-world commodities is worth paying attention to.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Chart of the day :- Uranium.

The commodity that every nation state wants to enrich, the commodity that is toughest to deliver and the commodity that is one of the most important ones for AI race.

As data centres expand their footprint, their energy needs won’t be met via existing grids and they will need reliable off-grid energy. Small modular reactors (SMRs) provide reliable, carbon-free, grid independent power to data centres. Uranium is the fuel for these SMRs.

Since 2018, prices of uranium have multiplied 5X. It’s trading upwards in a rising channel with occasional exponential moves. Best entry points are near the support.

[Sani Salisu @SaniSalisu0]

GOOD NIGHT GUYS

Most DEXs stop at perps.

That’s the limit of their vision.

But @CarryDEX is building something far bigger.

One platform.
Multiple markets.
Real commodity exposure powered by AI.

Here’s what’s coming together inside one ecosystem

⚡ Perpetual Futures
⚡ Tokenized Spot backed by physical assets
⚡ Prediction Markets
⚡ Commodity Options

Not fragmented.
Not scattered across different platforms.

Everything connected.
Everything trading 24/7.

This is the shift people are sleeping on.

While most of DeFi keeps recycling the same narratives
@CarryDEX is merging real-world commodities with intelligent onchain infrastructure.

Oil.
Gold.
Agriculture.
Energy.

Tradable with the speed of crypto.

And the craziest part?

50+ markets are on the way.

This isn’t just another trading platform.

It’s the beginning of a new financial layer where AI handles complexity behind the scenes while users access global commodity markets in seconds.

The future trader won’t choose between TradFi and DeFi.

They’ll use platforms that merge both worlds seamlessly.

Question is

Which feature are you most excited for? 👇

Perps?
Spot?
Predictions?
Options?

#CarryDEX #AIinDeFi #CommodityTrading

[Carry @CarryDEX]

A question that investors ask us quite often “Why are you building prediction markets for commodities when hedging mechanisms like Futures and Options already exist?”

Traditional commodity F&O have limitations:

• Blunt instruments — Futures prices reflect overall expected price movements but don’t isolate specific discrete events or risks (e.g., a particular weather event, regulatory change, or supply disruption).

• Complex for non-professionals — Managing rolls, contango/backwardation, delivery, and volatility is highly challenging.

• Limited granularity — Hard to directly bet on or hedge binary or specific scenario-based outcomes that drive volatility.

Prediction markets fill this gap by enabling direct, targeted bets on event outcomes.

They act as a complement to traditional futures and options.

[EMPTY @bajuscry]

🧵 AI-Powered Commodity Trading: The Blueprint for Next-Gen Markets

I analyzed https://t.co/lemZF0JIsj, and here’s why it’s a game-changer 👇

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

Weekly commodity overview (Week ending May 22,2026) :

Commodities traded with negative bias on the expectations of Iran deal.
The deal has not yet materialized and war 💣 is being fought between DJT and IRGC on Twitter.

Corn, Wheat and Soybean benefitted from strong export demands from Mexico and were the only gainers for the week.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

The world of Commodities never sleep.
Neither does https://t.co/9la7jBhBfZ

From oil volatility to agricultural swings — trade what matters with next-gen infrastructure 24/7 over the weekdays and the weekends.

Perpetual futures, tokenized commodities and AI-native tools that adapt with the market.

What are you trading today? 👇

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Three pillar of Carry exchange, managed by three swarms of agents.

Price discovery, risk management, execution optimisation.

The native part of AI that makes Carry so different from incumbents.

[Carry @CarryDEX]

Commodities supercycle started 5 years ago.
World is taking notice now.

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

Commodities vs Equities - performance since Covid.

[0xRWA @0x_RWA]

A major problem with Crypto industry for last 10 years was its focus on and assigning weights to social media influence.

Valuation was driven by twitter/telegram "community numbers" and Podcasters/KOLs commanded more pull than the builders. Founders were supposed to chase social media numbers more than customers.

This is a trap RWA should avoid like plague.