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About EVEDEX
EVEDEX is a hybrid perpetuals exchange: orders match off-chain and settle on Eventum, its own Arbitrum Orbit L3 secured by Ethereum. Users sign in with a wallet or email without KYC, margin is USDT, and funds sit in user-controlled smart accounts rather than exchange hot wallets, with deposits arriving through Arbitrum or Base or bridged from more than 60 networks. It lists 52 perpetual markets covering crypto alongside gold, silver, crude oil, five US equity contracts, an S&P 500 ETF, EUR and JPY pairs, and pre-IPO contracts on OpenAI and Anthropic. Fees are 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker, leverage reaches 200x on BTC, ETH and SOL under a tiered margin schedule where larger positions get less leverage, and liquidations are absorbed by an insurance fund.
The positioning targets contract traders who want self-custody without giving up centralised matching speed. On 4 October 2026 it ranked third among 19 tracked perpetual DEXs, while TVL stood at roughly $4 million — depth that does not match turnover, leaving slippage risk on large positions. Cumulative volume exceeds $51 billion across about 64,000 users.
Key milestones in EVEDEX's development:
Testnet phase (November 2024 – May 2025): From Testnet 3.1 Alpha limited to Badge holders, to 3.2 Beta open to all traders, and finally invitation-only Pre-Mainnet, the platform attracted over 600,000 participants, validating core trading functionality and product direction.
Mainnet launch (2025): Mainnet access was rolled out in four stages based on user activity, establishing EVEDEX as a hybrid perpetual DEX on Arbitrum. According to available data, the platform has surpassed $51 billion in trading volume and 64,000 users, combining CEX-speed execution with DEX-level self-custody.
Migration to Arbitrum L2 (July 1, 2026): EVEDEX abandoned its custom L3 Rollup (Eventum) and migrated to Arbitrum L2, gaining broader wallet ecosystem support, decentralized security, and backing from the Arbitrum Foundation. Trading was paused for only 3–5 minutes during migration, with user funds seamlessly transferred via Smart Accounts.
EVEDEX published EVE tokenomics on 15 October 2026: a fixed 100 million supply with 31% for the treasury and DAO, 18% for the core team, 15% for partnerships, 12% for liquidity and vaults, 10% for seed and private rounds, 8% for network incentives and 6% for a retroactive airdrop. Staked EVE converts 1:1 into non-transferable stEVE that carries governance rights, with a one-year linear unstaking schedule and penalties of up to 50% for early exit.
The EVEDEX platform reports more than 74,000 registered traders and over $15 billion in monthly volume; as of 4 October it listed 52 perpetual markets and handled $709 million in 24-hour volume, a 9.8% share of tracked perpetual DEX volume and third overall.
Future strategy and roadmap: EVEDEX plans to hold the EVE TGE only after perpetual trading is live and fees flow to the DAO treasury, and says it will add spot and options markets and isolated margin.
Thomas Kralow — Chairman; over 10 years of trading experience as a crypto educator and influencer.
Leyla Greenhill — CEO; formerly with Meta in Europe, covering operations, team building and marketing.
Vlad Komissarov — CTO; 20+ years in IT, former CTO of a Malta-licensed crypto exchange.
Deniss Grigorjevs — Co-founder & Executive Director; Chief Analyst at Kralow Ventures.
Alexander Artiushenko — CMO; marketing roles at Microsoft, Adobe and in the Aptos and Sui ecosystems.
EVEDEX perpetual futures charge a taker fee starting at 0.045% and a maker fee starting at 0.015%, deducted only when an order fills based on executed notional value, with no charge for unfilled orders or order placement.
EVEDEX calculates cashback on trading fees, with the level system rebating up to 30% and a Prime subscription adding a further 5% for a maximum of 35%, credited in USDT the following day.