Tradeable Assets: Crypto, Equities, and XYZ DEX
Updated Aug 13, 2026 · 1 min read
Trade 275+ perps across crypto, equities, and metals on Hyperliquid, with per-asset leverage limits and case-sensitive symbols.
Senpi gives you access to 340 perpetual contracts across two Hyperliquid DEXes, as of August 2026.
340
Total perps
as of August 2026
232
Crypto perps
108
XYZ DEX (equities, metals, indices, FX)
Crypto perps vs XYZ DEX
Option A
Crypto perps - 232 assets
- Cross-margin available
- Standard Hyperliquid perps
- No prefix in symbol (e.g.
BTC,kPEPE)
Option B
XYZ DEX - 108 assets
- ✗ Isolated margin only - no cross
- Equities (TSLA, AAPL, NVDA, GOOGL), metals (GOLD, SILVER), indices (XYZ100)
xyz:prefix on symbol (e.g.xyz:TSLA)
XYZ DEX max leverage by asset
| Asset | Max leverage |
|---|---|
| TSLA / NVDA | 10x |
| GOLD | 20x |
| XYZ100 | 25x |
Asset symbols are case-sensitive in MCP calls. Use kPEPE (not KPEPE), xyz:TSLA (not XYZ:TSLA).
See live markets
Browse the full asset list and live prices in the Senpi app (available as Farcaster and Base mini-apps).
Frequently asked questions
- How many markets can I trade on Senpi?
- 340 perpetual contracts across two Hyperliquid DEXes as of August 2026: 232 crypto perps and 108 on XYZ DEX (equities, metals, indices and FX).
- Can I use cross margin on XYZ DEX assets?
- No. XYZ DEX assets are isolated margin only. Cross margin is available on crypto perps.
- What is the max leverage on XYZ DEX?
- 10x for TSLA and NVDA, 20x for GOLD and 25x for XYZ100.
- How do I write asset symbols?
- Symbols are case-sensitive in MCP calls. Crypto perps have no prefix (for example kPEPE, not KPEPE), and XYZ DEX assets use the xyz: prefix (for example xyz:TSLA).
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