Mixin has introduced USDT-margined perpetual contracts and placed the trading flow directly inside its chat environment. The product lets users open positions with up to 200x leverage from within the app, while also sharing positions, discussing strategies, and copying trades inside private groups. Trading, social interaction, and asset management are presented in a single interface.
Five-step trading flow without KYC
According to the company, the perpetuals product runs on Mixin’s non-custodial architecture and does not require identity verification for trading. The process is reduced to five steps: choose an asset, select long or short, enter position size and leverage, review the order, and confirm the trade. The interface displays price, position data, and profit and loss in real time, so users do not need to move across separate modules.
Private groups, voice chat, and one-click copy trading
Mixin is also folding social functions into the derivatives setup. Users can create private encrypted groups with up to 1,024 members, use end-to-end encrypted voice communication, share positions with one click, and copy trades with one click. On the execution side, Mixin says it aggregates multiple liquidity sources through one trading interface, drawing liquidity from decentralized protocols and external market venues.
Referral model ties rewards to trading activity
The platform has also rolled out a referral-based incentive system linked to trading activity. Users can join by binding an invitation code, and the model offers up to 60% of trading fees as a revenue share. Mixin describes the structure as one built for recurring, long-term rewards and aimed at encouraging organic user growth.
Self-custody and privacy are central to the design
Mixin says the derivatives product is built on top of its existing self-custodial wallet infrastructure. The company lists separation between trading accounts and asset storage, full user control over assets, no custody of user funds, and built-in privacy protections intended to reduce data exposure. The article also cites a staff statement issued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Trading and Markets on April 13, 2026, saying a non-custodial service provider offering a neutral interface may not need broker-dealer or exchange registration if trades are fully initiated and controlled by users.
Mixin says it supports 40+ blockchains and 10,000+ assets
In the company profile included with the release, Mixin says it has operated for more than 8 years, supports 40+ blockchains and 10,000+ assets, serves more than 10 million users globally, and holds over $1 billion in self-custodied assets. The firm describes its core capabilities as aggregation across chains, access to deep liquidity, decentralization, and privacy protection through tools including MPC, CryptoNote, and end-to-end encrypted communication.