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Market-hours-aware perpetuals

The market closes.
Your risk shouldn't.

Nyxor is a market-hours-aware risk engine for stock and commodity perpetuals—built to keep weekend gaps from becoming bad debt.

A financial district at night
01

Tighten before close

Leverage and open-interest caps contract while the reference market is still open and price discovery is reliable.

02

Cut risk, not corners

Over-cap positions are deleveraged to the closed-market cap before the weekend gap can create a shortfall.

03

Reopen with care

A controlled cooldown gives the protocol room to price the opening gap and absorb risk transparently.

An abstract image representing a market gap

The gap problem

Liquidations need a price path. Weekends don't provide one.

A 20x position can become undercollateralized after a 5% gap. Nyxor shrinks exposure in advance at an open-market price, so the protocol is prepared when the reference exchange is dark.

How the protocol works

Start with the proof

Same positions. Same gap. Different outcome.

Compare a naive 24/7 market with Nyxor's guarded policy using the recorded Fuji weekend-gap scenario.

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