Crypto derivatives are evolving fast.

The infrastructure around actually trading them hasn’t really kept up.
A lot of traders still split their workflow across multiple platforms:
•→ Perps somewhere else
•→ Options on another exchange
•→ Separate collateral balances
•→ Manual execution for anything remotely advanced
That setup becomes inefficient very quickly once you move beyond basic long/short trades.
@aevoxyz is approaching it differently.
Perps, options, and structured positions all sit inside one unified trading environment with shared margin and hybrid collateral.
You can check it here —
One thing I think matters more than people realize is collateral flexibility.
Being able to use $BTC, $ETH, and aeUSD directly instead of constantly rotating into stables makes active trading much smoother from a capital management perspective.
Then there’s PERPS+.
Instead of manually building multi-leg setups across different interfaces, structured trades can be executed in a much cleaner way.
A few practical advantages:
[1] Better capital efficiency through portfolio margin
[2] Easier hedging between products
[3] Less fragmented workflows
[4] Faster execution for more complex setups
The platform feels geared toward traders who already understand derivatives and want a more efficient system for managing exposure.
Not hype.
Not “next generation finance.”
Just a cleaner trading workflow for people who actively use leverage, options, and structured strategies.