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World Markets Debuts All‑in‑One DEX

World Markets launches unified DEX

Catenaa, Thursday, February 26, 2026- World Markets (WM) unveiled its public launch, introducing a decentralized trading platform that unifies spot trading, perpetual futures, and undercollateralized lending within a single on-chain cross-margin account.

The “Everything Account” aims to end fragmented trading by consolidating multiple strategies and assets across a single platform.

According to WM, traders have left an estimated $50 billion underutilized on separate venues. The platform’s proprietary ATLAS risk engine calculates portfolio-level net exposure, allowing delta-neutral positions to avoid liquidation and unlocking undercollateralized borrowing.

WM claims this approach improves capital efficiency up to 100 times compared with existing decentralized exchanges.

The system integrates a structural yield mechanism, offering potential returns up to 10% under certain conditions, based on combined spot, perpetual, and lending activity.

Users access the platform fully on-chain with EVM-compatible wallets like MetaMask or Rabby, without sign-ups or KYC requirements.

WM is among the first applications on the MegaETH blockchain, joining two other early projects on the network.

The platform distinguishes itself from rivals such as dYdX and Hyperliquid by combining deep liquidity and unified margining of centralized exchanges with DeFi’s transparency and self-custody.

Key features include the unified margin account, ATLAS risk engine, permissionless access, and high-efficiency yield strategies.

Founder Kevin Coons emphasized the platform protects responsible traders from forced liquidations, calling it “a unified trading layer where your entire portfolio becomes your power.”

The rollout began February 18, 2026, with funds bridged via major cross-chain protocols.

World Markets positions itself as a next-generation venue for decentralized capital markets, offering traders integrated tools previously available only through multiple platforms.