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Excited to grow the @CarryDEX community! 🚀 @Carrydex is now accepting applications for Ambassadors, Community Managers, et al. We’re looking for: ✅ Community Managers ✅ Ambassadors ✅ Moderators ✅ Admins ✅ Content Creators If you’re passionate about commodities, Agentic trading, and building vibrant ecosystems — this is your chance to join the swarm. Fill out the form in the next post 👇 #CarryExchange #Community

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Excited to grow the @CarryDEX community! 🚀 @Carrydex is now accepting applications for Ambassadors, Community Managers, et al. We’re looking for: ✅ Community Managers ✅ Ambassadors ✅ Moderators ✅ Admins ✅ Content Creators If you’re passionate about commodities, Agentic trading, and building vibrant ecosystems — this is your chance to join the swarm. Fill out the form in the next post 👇 #CarryExchange #Community

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Commodities have always moved the world. Now they're moving on-chain with Carry. Our Agentic swarms ensures fair pricing and lightning execution. Real assets. Real innovation. Join the waitlist. Be part of a global AI revolution.

The world of commodities never sleeps. But Commodity Futures Exchanges shut down for two days. Who does not sleep for a moment? @carrydex — 24/7 commodity perps & prediction markets.

Most of the people think that building an exchange is about matching engines and order books. And it’s true for crypto exchanges but not the only thing needed for commodity exchanges. It’s a lot about physical markets that trade in their respective time zone. A trader in Mumbai can’t wait for London to wake up to trade their physical commodities, that means they can’t wait to hedge their nickel position either. That’s a structural disadvantage baked into the architecture of global markets. We're making it 24/7 because the world trades 24/7. What was not possible in 1878 is very much obvious in 2026.

A trader in Lagos wants to hedge cocoa exposure. Their options: • CME: Requires $$$ margin, US hours only • Local exchange: Doesn't exist • Carry: $50 margin, 24/7, instant settlement This isn't an edge case. It's 4 billion people. Build on carry.

Copper hit a record $14,527/ton in January. It's not random or short term. It's structural: → Each EV needs 4x the copper of an ICE vehicle → Each AI data center needs copper cabling at scale → New mine supply takes 10-17 years to come online Long term demand is being pulled forward.

Covid taught countries a lesson in risk of manufacturing supply chain concentration. Iran war is teaching them the same lesson on energy supply chain.

JUST IN: 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz is now pumping at full capacity of 7 million barrels per day.

As we are building for a whole lot of different persona, let’s have a look at the big boys - Wall Street Traders These traders move billions in a day from Chicago to China but still find it difficult to what they want to trade and when they want to trade. Carry is building for this set of traders who want 24*7 markets, digitally connected from Columbia to Karachi, allows cross-margin in any asset without jumping from one exchange to another.

The thing nobody tells you about building an exchange: You're not building for one user. You're building for four completely different personas. Wall Street traders & large corporates want spreads tighter than their risk limits. Mid-market corporates want access without the CME's $10K margin requirements. Retail wants leverage without the learning curve. Crypto degens want perps that aren't just another altcoin rebrand. They all want commodities. None of the existing platforms serve all four. That's where Carry comes in.

Turkey and Trump explain the turmoil in Gold market.

Singapore has great potential to replace Switzerland as the default hub for gold storage as Asia’s rise continues unabated.

Singapore is planning to expand its gold-storage capacity to become a custodian of bullion held by foreign central banks, part of a broader push by the city-state to compete with Hong Kong as a regional hub for the precious metal bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Let’s talk about one of the oldest macro signals in commodities. Most people outside of commodity world have not heard of it. : Gold/Oil Ratio. The Gold/Oil Ratio tells you how many barrels of oil one ounce of gold can buy. Historical ratio: 15–25x Feb 28 (Iran War begins): 72x → Gold spiked to $5,400. Oil hadn't caught up yet. Mar 9 (Hormuz closed): ratio collapsed → Oil surged past $100. Gold started falling. Today: ~50x Gold: $4,550 | WTI: $90 The same pattern was repeated during Covid crisis as well. Still 2x above historical norms. Something has to give — either oil comes back down, or gold has further to fall.

Copper: $12,283/ton on the LME today. For context — it hit an all-time high of $14,527/ton in January. Since then: Iran war, supply chain fears, demand uncertainty. That's a $2,200/ton swing in 10 weeks. Commodity markets are built for volatility traders. They just lack good access points.

Wheat: 8-month high at $6.17/bushel Corn: 4-month high at $4.70/bushel What's driving it? → Iran war fuelled crude oil rally → Biofuel demand surge Higher fertiliser cost → New US trade deals flagging large ag purchases Energy and agriculture are more connected than most people think. Both wag each other.