Meridian is live.
One market board for equities, crypto, index funds, commodities, and pre-IPO — all from one balance.
Official CA:
0x29652db2f9160d2eba1df9fc54545783c9e25551
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Markets were never meant to live in separate accounts.
Meridian puts equities, crypto, indices, commodities and pre-IPO into one position book — all from a single balance.
One venue.
One margin.
24/7.
🟠 MERIDIAN EXCHANGE
Meridian is moving to mainnet in around 24 hours.
We’re in the final stretch of testing before real USDG deposits and real trading are enabled.
The devnet phase gave us room to test the exchange without putting user funds at risk. Mainnet raises the standard, so we’re using these final hours to verify the pieces that matter most.
Deposits.
Execution.
Margin.
Liquidations.
Withdrawals.
If everything checks out, Meridian Mainnet goes live in ~24 hours.
One balance. Real markets.
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Next on Meridian: a correlation map across every asset class we quote.
Gold against the S&P. Bitcoin against Nasdaq. Crude against everything.
We can build it because all of it settles to one balance here - same feed, same timestamps, no stitching two venues together and hoping the clocks line up.
Useful for one thing above all: knowing when your "diversified" book is really one position wearing five tickers.
Soon. Devnet stays free.
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The point of Meridian isn’t to put more tickers on one screen.
It’s to make different markets behave like one trading environment.
BTC moves overnight.
Gold reacts to macro.
TSLA opens hours later.
An index can hedge the whole thing.
Normally, that means separate venues and separate balances.
On Meridian, it’s one position book.
That’s the difference.
Mainnet is more than turning deposits on.
Once real USDG enters Meridian, every part of the system has to hold up under real conditions:
Deposits.
Margin accounting.
Liquidations.
Mark prices.
Order execution.
Withdrawals.
That’s what we’re testing now.
Real funds change the standard.
So we’re raising ours.
Good Night for some people 🌃
Closed market ≠ closed position.
TSLA can stop trading on its underlying exchange while the perp keeps moving on Meridian.
That gap matters.
When the underlying opens again, you’re not coming back to the same market you left.
Meridian keeps session state visible so you know whether you’re trading into an open market, a closed one, or an upcoming reopen.
Context matters when the position never stopped.
Your hedge shouldn’t need another account.
Long BTC.
Short TSLA.
Add gold or an index position.
Usually that means separate venues, separate balances, and more capital moving around than the trade itself deserves.
Meridian puts it in one place.
One balance.
One position book.
Multiple markets.
That’s the point.
Meridian is live.
One market board for equities, crypto, index funds, commodities, and pre-IPO — all from one balance.
Official CA:
0x29652db2f9160d2eba1df9fc54545783c9e25551
https://t.co/TeKa8amlIT
Meridian mainnet is coming.
We’re moving from devnet toward real trading, and the next step is simple:
Soon, users will be able to deposit real USDG into Meridian and use that balance to trade across the market board.
One balance. One position book. Real funds.
We’re testing the mainnet environment carefully before opening it up, because once real money is involved, stability and execution matter more than speed.
More details soon.
Session Radar is being built on Meridian.
You’re short TSLA late at night. New York opens in 18 minutes.
That matters more than another chart indicator.
Session Radar will put the market you’re actually trading first and show what happens next:
→ TSLA opens in 18m
→ Seoul opens in 9h 48m
→ Commodities pause for the weekend in 4d
→ Crypto never closes
After an underlying venue opens, Meridian will also surface the gap, how far the perp moved while that market was shut.
For markets that keep trading while their underlying venue is closed, that context matters. A large move into the open can completely change the position you thought you were holding.
Session Radar is in build.
A lot of you have been asking when Meridian goes mainnet.
We’re testing the mainnet environment now, with one priority: making sure the trading flow is safe, stable, and ready before real funds are involved.
We’d rather test properly than rush the switch.
Mainnet details will be announced when it’s ready.
Funding is live on Meridian.
The cost that quietly compounds while a position stays open is now visible before it becomes a surprise.
→ Live funding rates across the market
→ 8-hour rates with annualised equivalents
→ See whether longs pay shorts or shorts pay longs
→ Track the real carry behind perpetual positions
Funding happens every eight hours. Now you can see the rate instead of discovering the cost later in your PnL.
Meridian keeps the number on the screen where it belongs.
Devnet. 10,000 USDT.
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