When trading terminals are equipped with AI: the future I see on Warden
I spent one night trying out Warden's new AI Trading Terminal and was a bit shocked, to be honest.
In the past, I used to open three screens for contracts: one for market viewing, one for CT, and one for TradingView. Now Warden has packed it all into one terminal - Hyperliquid's perpetuals, US stock tokens (TSLA/NVDA ones), Messari Signals real-time alerts, chart order books, all together.
What's the coolest thing?
I deposited USDC directly from my Base wallet, without cross-chain or gas tokens, and I could open an order a

Polymarket bets on a 76% probability of StandX reaching an FDV of $800M on launch day, and a 53% probability of hitting $1B, with numbers still rising.
Half a month after StandX mainnet launch: TVL $152.38M, DUSD in circulation $153.62M, 218,236 users, 882,302 trades, APY 3.5%, 24h volume $200–300M.
In plain English: strong numbers, fast growth, highly competitive sector but high potential.
You can earn points even without trading, earn yield passively with stablecoins, plus short-term trading competitions and retroactive points bonuses.
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