DeepSigma, a developer of a decentralized perpetual futures exchange for real-world assets, has opened a token offering on Republic targeting up to $10 million to transition its platform from a public demo to a production-ready trading environment.
The offering is conducted by Delaware-based DeepSigma Inc. and is available exclusively to verified U.S. accredited investors and eligible non-U.S. persons in designated jurisdictions. The minimum investment is $1,000, with 20% of tokens released at the token generation event and the remaining 80% vesting linearly over six months. The securities have not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and carry transfer and resale restrictions.
Funding will support development of a central limit order book matching engine, integration with the Cypherium blockchain, decentralized identity-based permissioning, and independent security audits. DeepSigma currently operates a paper-trading demo with 77 perpetual markets linked to equities, commodities, indices and other traditional financial assets.
The exchange architecture uses a central limit order book with a clearing layer for positions, collateral, margin and settlement. DeepSigma is being built on Cypherium, a Layer 1 blockchain combining Proof-of-Work with HotStuff-derived Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus, with underlying consensus technology covered by four granted U.S. patents licensed to DeepSigma.
DeepSigma is targeting a mainnet launch approximately three months after the token sale, subject to development progress and other conditions. The company emphasized that live trading is not yet available and that its compliance-first approach does not constitute SEC or CFTC registration or approval.
