Call the move on any coin.
Perpboard lets you go long or short on any Solana coin by pasting its contract address, at 2x, 5x or 10x. You trade against the Perpboard pool, so every order fills the moment you place it, and you close whenever you want.
Right now everything runs on paper SOL with live prices. Real trading opens when the Perpboard vault launches.
Built on Solana
Perpboard runs on the Solana blockchain. The coins, the prices, the wallets and the SOL you trade with all come from Solana.
- Coins
- Every coin is a Solana token, found by its mint address: the 32 to 44 character contract address you paste. Addresses from other chains, like Ethereum or Base, won't open a market.
- Prices
- Read from each coin's own pools on Solana exchanges such as Raydium, PumpSwap, Orca and Meteora, through DexScreener.
- Currency
- Positions, fees, the pool and weekly prizes are all in SOL. In practice mode that SOL is paper.
- Wallets
- Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and other Solana wallets. Connecting shares your address, and nothing is ever sent from it.
- Explorer
- Every coin and wallet links to Solscan, the Solana block explorer, so you can check it on-chain yourself.
The flow
Claim 10 paper SOL
Press Claim on Portfolio or on any coin page and you get 10 paper SOL. No sign-up. When real trading opens, this step becomes a SOL deposit from your wallet.
Pick a coin
Paste a contract address, or pick one from Markets. Prices come from each coin's main pool through DexScreener and refresh every few seconds.
Go long or short
Choose a side, a size and a leverage, and add a take profit or stop loss if you like. The order fills the moment you place it.
Close and collect
Your P&L moves with the price. Close whenever you like after 10 seconds, or let your take profit or stop loss do it. Every closed trade gets a share card.
The rules
- Leverage
- 2x, 5x or 10x the price move. Deeper coins allow more: 10x from 500 SOL of liquidity, 5x from 150 SOL, 2x below that. Each coin page shows what it allows.
- Fees
- 1% of your stake when you open and 1% of what comes back when you close. Nothing on profits. 80% of every fee goes into the pool.
- Fair fills
- Every fill uses the worse, for you, of the live price and its 30-second average. A one-second spike moves the live price but not the average, so it can't be farmed.
- Wins and losses
- A position can win up to +200% of its stake and lose at most the stake. It closes on its own at either end, and you never owe more than you put in.
- Which coins
- A coin opens for trading once it has at least $30.0K of market cap and $5.0K of liquidity, checked on every trade. SOL and stablecoins are left out.
- Size
- How much the pool takes on one coin depends on that coin's liquidity and on the pool's size. Each coin page shows the room left. The smallest trade is 0.01 SOL.
- Triggers
- Take profit, stop loss and liquidation are checked against live prices every few seconds while Perpboard is open, and again on the first price refresh after a quiet spell.
Ways to earn
- Trade
- Short what you think is heading to zero, long what you think is going higher. Winners are paid by the pool at once.
- The pool
- Add SOL to the pool and own a share of the side everyone trades against. It keeps the stakes traders lose plus 80% of fees, and it pays out when traders win.
- Copy trading
- Open any trader from Wins or Compete and copy them at a fixed size per trade. When they open, you open. When they close, yours closes at the same price.
- Weekly competition
- The three most profitable traders each week split a prize pot: 50% of what Perpboard keeps from that week's trading fees. You need 5 closed trades to place.
Practice and real
Practice mode is live: paper SOL, live prices, the same rules and shared boards with everyone else practicing. Real trading needs an on-chain vault to hold deposits and a settlement engine to run the book. Until both launch, the Real switch shows an empty book, and nothing on Perpboard touches real SOL.
Risks, plainly
- Memecoins move fast. At 10x, a 10% move against you takes your whole stake.
- Prices come from each coin's own pool on-chain. A developer or a whale can still move a thin coin; the averaged fills and the liquidity limits make that expensive, not impossible.
- Practice results are not a forecast. With real SOL the same rules apply, and so do the losses.
- Your practice account lives behind the key stored in this browser. Lose the key and you lose the paper account.