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User GuideUsing the Market

Using the Market

How to use the Market page on Ritdex — browse every perpetual market, search tickers, build a watchlist, read market data and jump straight into a trade.

The Market page is where you discover what to trade. It lists every market Ritdex supports — crypto, tokenized stocks, commodities, FX and more — with live prices, and lets you jump straight from a ticker into its chart and order form.

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Trade everything:CryptoStocksCommoditiesMetalsFXPre-IPO
  • Browse the full list of markets with live price and 24h change.
  • Search by ticker (e.g. BTC, TSLA, GOLD) to jump to a market instantly.
  • Categories group markets so you can scan crypto vs stocks vs commodities vs FX.

One USDC balance trades everything on the Market — you don't hold a separate balance per asset class. See Perps Trading for the full list of market types.

Read a market row

Each market shows the essentials at a glance:

FieldMeaning
PriceLatest mark price
24h changePercent move over the last day (green up / red down)
24h volumeHow much traded — a quick liquidity signal
FundingThe current funding rate for that perp (paid between traders)

Build a watchlist

Tap the star on any market to add it to your favorites, so the tickers you care about stay one tap away. Your watchlist follows you across the app's market bars and selectors.

From Market to trade

  1. Tap a market to open its full view — chart, order book and order form.
  2. Read the chart — optionally turn on the Ritchi-Signal overlay for BUY/SELL cues.
  3. Place a trade — set leverage and an order type, then Buy/Long or Sell/Short. Step-by-step in Opening a Position.

Prefer hands-off? Once you've found a market you like, let an Auto-Trading Bot trade it off live signals, or Copy Trade a top trader instead.

Market data & performance

Beyond prices, the Market view surfaces context — volume, open interest and funding — so you can gauge liquidity and sentiment before committing margin. Always check the liquidation price the order form shows before you confirm a leveraged trade (Perps Basics).