# Atomic Wallet Atomic Wallet is a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet for storing, buying, swapping, and staking digital assets. It supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, USDT, Solana, and 1,000+ crypto assets, and is available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and as a browser extension. Atomic Wallet is a self-custody wallet, not a centralized exchange. It provides built-in access to swaps, staking, crypto purchases, Web3, perpetual futures trading, and prediction markets while keeping users in control of their assets. Atomic Wallet does not store private keys, backup phrases, or user funds. Keys are generated and stored locally on the user's device. No account registration is required for core wallet functions. Users are responsible for keeping their recovery phrase secure — Atomic Wallet cannot restore access if it is lost. This document is the extended reference version of https://atomicwallet.io/llms.txt. It provides deeper product context, a structured catalog of priority Atomic Wallet URLs, and full text of selected Academy and Blog articles on perpetual futures, prediction markets, staking, and wallet security. Use this file to understand Atomic Wallet's official product pages, wallet and staking resources, Web3 features, trading and market access, and educational content. --- ## Key Pages - [Homepage](https://atomicwallet.io/): Product overview, key features and download links. - [Supported Assets](https://atomicwallet.io/prices): Supported cryptocurrencies and tokens with live market prices. - [Buy Crypto](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-crypto): Purchase crypto with a bank card. Supported assets include BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, USDT, ADA, and others. - [Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/staking): In-app staking for 30+ proof-of-stake assets. Rewards go directly to the user's wallet address. Rates vary by network. - [Download](https://atomicwallet.io/downloads): Download Atomic Wallet for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. - [Web3 Wallet Extension](https://atomicwallet.io/web3-wallet): Self-custodial browser wallet for Web3 access. - [Support](https://atomicwallet.io/support): Help center and user support resources. - [Academy](https://atomicwallet.io/academy): Educational guides on crypto, wallets, staking, DeFi, and Web3. - [Blog](https://atomicwallet.io/blog): Atomic Wallet news, product updates, crypto guides, and market insights. ## Wallet Pages - [Bitcoin Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/bitcoin-wallet): BTC wallet to store, send, receive, buy, and swap Bitcoin. - [Ethereum Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/ethereum-wallet): ETH wallet to store, send, receive, swap, and stake Ethereum. Supports ERC-20 tokens. - [Solana Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/solana-wallet): SOL wallet to store, send, receive, and stake Solana. Supports SPL tokens and NFTs. - [XRP Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/xrp-wallet): XRP wallet to store, send, receive, and swap Ripple. - [Dogecoin Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/dogecoin-wallet): DOGE wallet to store, send, receive, and buy Dogecoin. - [Litecoin Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/litecoin-wallet): LTC wallet to store, send, receive, and buy Litecoin. - [Cardano Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/cardano-wallet): ADA wallet to store, send, stake, and swap Cardano. - [Tether Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/tether-usdt-wallet): USDT wallet to store and manage Tether across multiple networks, including Ethereum, Tron, BSC, Polygon, Optimism, and Arbitrum. - [TRC20 Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/trc20-wallet): TRC20 wallet for USDT, USDC, and TRON network tokens. - [ERC20 Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/erc20-wallet): ERC20 wallet for Ethereum-based tokens. - [Arbitrum Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/arbitrum-wallet): ARB wallet for Arbitrum, an Ethereum Layer 2 network. - [Monero Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/monero-wallet): XMR wallet to store, send, receive, and manage Monero. - [Arweave Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/arweave-wallet): AR wallet to store, send, and receive Arweave. - [Beldex Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/beldex-wallet): BDX wallet to store, send, and receive Beldex. - [Cryptex Finance Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/cryptex-finance-wallet): CTX wallet to store, send, and receive Cryptex Finance tokens. ## Staking - [All Staking Assets](https://atomicwallet.io/staking): Overview of supported staking assets. APY rates vary by network and change over time. - [Ethereum Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/ethereum-staking): Stake ETH and earn rewards. - [Solana Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/solana-staking): Stake SOL and earn rewards. - [Cardano Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/cardano-staking): Stake ADA and earn rewards. - [Polygon Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/polygon-matic-staking): Stake POL (formerly MATIC) and earn rewards. - [Tezos Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/tezos-staking): Stake XTZ and earn rewards. - [Cosmos Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/cosmos-atom-staking): Stake ATOM and earn rewards. - [Polkadot Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/polkadot-staking): Stake DOT and earn rewards. - [Tron Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/tron-trx-staking): Stake TRX and earn rewards. - [Flare Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/flare-staking): Stake FLR and earn rewards. - [Hedera Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/hedera-hbar-staking): Stake HBAR and earn rewards. - [Internet Computer Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/internet-computer-staking): Stake ICP and earn rewards. - [Zilliqa Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/zilliqa-staking): Stake ZIL and earn rewards. - [VeChain Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/vechain-staking): Stake VET and earn rewards. - [Axie Infinity Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/axie-infinity-staking): Stake AXS and earn rewards. - [Monad Staking](https://atomicwallet.io/monad-staking): Stake MON and earn rewards. ## Buy Crypto - [Buy Crypto](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-crypto): Purchase crypto with a bank card. Supported assets include BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, USDT, ADA, and others. - [Buy Bitcoin](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-bitcoin): Buy BTC with a bank card. - [Buy Ethereum](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-ethereum): Buy ETH with a bank card. - [Buy Tether](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-tether-usd): Buy USDT with a bank card. - [Buy XRP](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-xrp): Buy XRP with a bank card. - [Buy Solana](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-solana): Buy SOL with a bank card. - [Buy Cardano](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-cardano): Buy ADA with a bank card. - [Buy Monero](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-monero): Buy XMR with a bank card. ## Exchange - [All Exchange Pairs](https://atomicwallet.io/all-exchange-pairs): Full list of supported crypto swap pairs in Atomic Wallet. - [BTC to XMR](https://atomicwallet.io/btc-to-xmr-exchange): Swap Bitcoin to Monero. - [XMR to BTC](https://atomicwallet.io/xmr-to-btc-exchange): Swap Monero to Bitcoin. - [BTC to ETH](https://atomicwallet.io/btc-to-eth-exchange): Swap Bitcoin to Ethereum. - [USDT to BTC](https://atomicwallet.io/usdt-to-btc-exchange): Swap Tether to Bitcoin. - [USDC to BTC](https://atomicwallet.io/usdc-to-btc-exchange): Swap USD Coin to Bitcoin. - [XMR to USDT](https://atomicwallet.io/xmr-to-usdt-exchange): Swap Monero to Tether. - [LTC to BTC](https://atomicwallet.io/ltc-to-btc-exchange): Swap Litecoin to Bitcoin. - [USDT to TRX](https://atomicwallet.io/usdt-to-trx-exchange): Swap Tether to TRON. ## Additional Features - [Atomic Perps](https://atomicwallet.io/perps): Access perpetual futures trading from Atomic Wallet. - [Prediction Markets](https://atomicwallet.io/prediction-markets): Explore event-based prediction markets through Atomic Wallet. - [Buy Gift Cards with Crypto](https://atomicwallet.io/buy-gift-cards-with-crypto): Purchase gift cards using cryptocurrency. ## Academy - [Academy](https://atomicwallet.io/academy): Educational guides on crypto, wallets, staking, DeFi, and Web3. - [Top 10 Most Expensive NFT Sales](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/top-10-most-expensive-nft-sales-in-history): Overview of the highest-value NFT sales in history. - [Best Monero Wallet](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/best-monero-wallet): Guide to choosing a Monero wallet. - [Monero Mining](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/monero-mining): Introduction to Monero mining. - [Best Memecoin Trading Apps](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/best-memecoin-trading-apps): Overview of apps for trading memecoins. - [Polymarket App](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/polymarket-app): Guide to using the Polymarket prediction market platform. - [XLM vs XRP](https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/xlm-vs-xrp-whats-the-difference): Comparison of Stellar and Ripple. ## Blog - [Blog](https://atomicwallet.io/blog): Atomic Wallet news, product updates, crypto guides, and market insights. - [Atomic Wallet Security](https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/atomic-wallet-security): Overview of Atomic Wallet's security model and user responsibilities. - [How to Add a Custom Token](https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/how-to-add-a-custom-token-in-atomic-wallet): Step-by-step guide to adding a custom token in Atomic Wallet. --- ## Full Texts: Prediction Markets and Perpetual Futures ### Most Profitable Polymarket Categories: Where Trading Volume and Opportunity Concentrate *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/most-profitable-polymarket-categories* On Polymarket, "profitable" does not mean guessing outcomes correctly more often than others. It means operating in categories where liquidity, volatility, and time horizon create real opportunities to enter and exit positions. **What "Profitable" Means in Prediction Markets** Profitability in prediction markets is structural, not predictive. Key points: profit does not equal win rate; liquidity defines opportunity; volume is a prerequisite but not a guarantee; highly informed categories can move aggressively and punish late positioning. **How Polymarket Categories Differ** Categories differ by duration (hours vs. months), information flow, volatility profile, resolution risk, and participant mix. These differences explain why profitability varies by category even when total volume looks similar. **Politics** The largest category by volume. Long-duration markets with gradual probability shifts. Constant news flow, prices often move in anticipation. Carries the highest rule and resolution risk, along with debates around information asymmetry. **Sports** The most structurally straightforward category. Outcomes are clearly defined, resolution criteria are rarely disputed, liquidity concentrates around major events. Lower narrative risk than politics or culture. Common markets: Super Bowl, NBA playoffs, World Cup. **Crypto** Fast-moving, narrative-driven. Typical markets: Bitcoin and Ethereum price levels, ETF approvals, protocol launches. Prices adjust quickly. Short time horizon, high noise. Volatility compresses mistakes quickly. **AI** One of the fastest-growing categories. Markets focus on which model will be considered best, rankings, adoption milestones. Outcomes resolved through external rankings and sources, creating a gap between technical reality and market pricing. **Entertainment and Culture** Driven by attention cycles. Celebrity actions, award shows, viral moments. Markets can move sharply on limited information. Liquidity is often thin and spreads are wide. **Economy and Macro** Revolves around Fed rate decisions, inflation prints, policy timelines. Movements are slower and tied to statements rather than surprises. Less noisy than politics or sports. **Category Comparison** Politics and major sports dominate liquidity. Crypto and entertainment show sharp, fast swings. Sports and crypto resolve quickly; politics and macro can lock capital for months. Sports has the clearest resolution rules. Politics and culture carry the highest information asymmetry risk. **Why Volume Concentrates in Certain Categories** Volume clusters where outcomes are widely discussed, emotionally engaging, and easy to understand: familiarity, media coverage, emotional engagement, and clarity of outcomes. Atomic Wallet provides a neutral way to hold and manage USDC and other crypto assets used across prediction markets. --- ### What Is Kalshi? The First Regulated Prediction Market Now Live on Solana *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/what-is-kalshi* Kalshi is the first federally regulated event-contract exchange, approved by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). It lets users trade on real-world questions — inflation prints, elections, rate decisions, weather, sports — with institutional-grade liquidity and compliance. **Kalshi on Solana** Every prediction market on Kalshi can now exist as a tradeable Solana token. This makes regulated event contracts composable onchain assets — tradeable on DEXs, usable in vaults, accessible to DeFi protocols and AI agents. The integration is powered by DFlow, which bridges Kalshi's regulated markets onto Solana without compromising the underlying compliance framework. **How DFlow Tokenizes Kalshi Markets** DFlow uses Concurrent Liquidity Programs (CLPs): users submit trade intents on Solana, liquidity providers fill them using Kalshi's offchain liquidity, winning tokens are redeemed in stablecoins. Once tokenized, outcomes behave like any standard SPL token across Solana's infrastructure. **Kalshi vs Polymarket** Kalshi: CFTC-regulated exchange, federally approved event contracts, institutional liquidity, legally recognized payouts. Ideal for financial hedging, macro predictions, enterprise integrations. Polymarket: fully permissionless, crypto-native, culture-driven markets. Ideal for social sentiment, viral topics, and fast-moving community markets. Both ecosystems expand prediction markets but operate in fundamentally different ways. **Use Cases for Tokenized Prediction Markets** DeFi integrations (AMMs, lending markets, structured vaults), AI agents trading event probabilities programmatically, hedging tools for elections, inflation, Fed decisions, and sports outcomes, structured products and automated arbitrage between Kalshi offchain and Solana onchain liquidity. **Why Solana** Prediction markets work best when fast, cheap, and reactive. Solana provides millisecond-level finality, extremely low fees, and infrastructure already tuned for high-frequency trading. **Manage Crypto with Atomic Wallet** Atomic Wallet supports SOL and major stablecoins with full self-custody, in-app swaps without accounts or KYC, and multi-chain portfolio management. --- ### AI Predictions on Polymarket: ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/ai-predictions-on-polymarket* On platforms like Polymarket, traders are putting real money behind expectations of which AI model will come out on top. This article covers how capital is positioning itself around ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini through prediction markets. **Why AI Model Predictions Moved to Prediction Markets** Benchmarks measure past performance, but markets trade expectations about the future. Prediction markets provide a different lens: instead of asking which model looks strongest today, they ask which outcome will matter tomorrow — rankings, adoption signals, or benchmark wins defined in advance. **What Polymarket Traders Are Betting On** Markets typically reference outcomes like best AI model ranking or benchmark leader by a set date. Implied odds reflect probability distribution across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Total volume is measured in millions of dollars. Probability skew often reveals where capital disagrees with social media sentiment. **How These Markets Are Resolved** Resolution is tied to specific external criteria defined at market creation. Common resolution sources include LMArena, SWE-bench, and specified public rankings. A model can "win" a market without being universally regarded as superior. Small wording differences can materially change the final result. **ChatGPT** Narrative leader. Dominates mindshare and benefits from a strong developer ecosystem. A closed ecosystem and controlled release cadence can temper conviction. In prediction markets, dominance in conversation doesn't always equal dominance in outcomes. **Claude** Widely respected for careful reasoning, long-context handling, and safety-aware outputs. Limited consumer distribution and lower brand visibility can translate into a weaker market signal. Strong reasoning alone doesn't guarantee probability weight if resolution favors visibility or adoption indicators. **Gemini** Markets often assign Gemini high probability despite mixed online sentiment. Key factors: Google's default position in search and productivity tools, ecosystem reach across Search, Workspace, Android, and Chrome, frequent update cycles, and scale advantages in compute. Prediction markets tend to price power and reach over polish. **What AI Prediction Markets Actually Tell Us** They reveal expectations under constraints, not absolute truth. Prices show how traders collectively weigh benchmarks, brand power, timing, and institutional behavior. Markets often move before headlines and ahead of consensus narratives. **How Smart Traders Use AI and Prediction Markets Together** AI models help analyze rules, benchmarks, and scenarios. Markets provide the final probability signal expressed in price. When AI reasoning and market pricing diverge, that gap becomes the insight. Atomic Wallet provides USDC storage and self-custody as a neutral foundation for users exploring onchain prediction markets. --- ### Low-Liquidity Trading in Polymarket *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/low-liquidity-trading-in-polymarket* Low-liquidity trading on Polymarket refers to markets where the order book is thin, with very few active buyers and sellers. This article covers the mechanics, risks, and common mistakes associated with low-liquidity positions. **What Is Low-Liquidity Trading on Polymarket?** In low-liquidity markets, the bid side is often shallow or empty while the ask side may show seemingly attractive prices. Because Polymarket uses an order book, a low price does not automatically mean easy execution. A position can look cheap to buy but have little to no demand on the other side when you want to exit. **The "Roulette" Strategy** One common approach spreads a fixed amount across many unlikely outcomes. Start with a fixed amount such as $100, split into small positions of $1–$5 each, buy YES on outcomes with very low implied probability, accept that most positions will expire at zero, and rely on one rare winner to offset accumulated losses. This is not an investment strategy. It is a speculative tactic built around tail events. **The Liquidity Trap** The biggest mistake is focusing only on entry price and ignoring exit conditions. Buying is often easy because asks are visible and small sizes fill quickly. The bid side is often empty or extremely thin. Spreads are wide even when prices look attractive. A limit sell order may never fill at any price considered reasonable. **Why You Often Can't Exit** When a market has little or no demand, there may be no buyers willing to take the other side. Even if a position shows a large paper profit, that value is theoretical until someone is willing to buy it. Many low-liquidity positions cannot be sold at all before resolution — they must be held until expiry. **When This Approach Can Make Sense** Only as a controlled experiment with money you fully expect to lose. It does not work for active trading, capital rotation, or any strategy relying on timely exits. Treating it as anything other than a high-variance gamble usually leads to frustration. **Checklist Before Buying Low-Liquidity Positions** Check the depth of the bid side, not just the asks. Look at the spread and assume it will widen. Review recent volume. Ask: "Who am I going to sell this to?" If you cannot answer clearly, assume the position is a hold-to-expiry bet, not a tradable asset. --- ### Polymarket App: How It Works, What's Available, and What's Coming Next *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/polymarket-app* Polymarket has officially begun rolling out its mobile app to U.S. users on the waitlist — marking the platform's first real comeback to America since its 2022 regulatory shutdown. For the first time in years, American users can access a compliant version of the world's most active prediction market, just as global interest in event trading hits new highs. This launch matters because Polymarket remained the dominant platform worldwide even without the U.S. market. Now, with regulatory barriers cleared and a licensed infrastructure in place, the company is re-entering its largest potential user base. **What Is Polymarket?** Polymarket is a real-money prediction platform where users trade outcomes of future events — from sports and politics to tech, culture, and markets. Trades settle in USDC, and pricing reflects the crowd's collective expectations about what will happen next. Outside the U.S., the platform exploded in popularity, posting record volumes and becoming the go-to venue for real-time forecasting. The new American app brings a regulated version of that experience to U.S. customers for the first time. **Why Polymarket Left the U.S. in 2022** Polymarket was forced to restrict access for U.S. users after receiving a $1.4 million fine from the CFTC in early 2022. Regulators classified its event markets as unregistered binary options, which meant the platform couldn't legally operate without proper licensing. As part of the settlement, Polymarket shut down all markets for Americans and committed to pursuing a compliant path forward. For nearly three years, U.S. residents had no official access to Polymarket — even as the platform exploded internationally. **What Changed in 2024–2025** Two major developments finally allowed Polymarket to re-enter the U.S. market. The FBI formally closed its investigation into CEO Shayne Coplan in 2024, removing the cloud of uncertainty surrounding the company. In mid-2025, Polymarket acquired a fully licensed exchange for $112 million, giving it the regulatory foundation needed to operate legally in the U.S. **What Just Launched — The Polymarket U.S. Mobile App** Polymarket has officially begun rolling out its first-ever U.S. mobile app, giving American users access after years of restrictions. The app is being released gradually to people on the waitlist, with versions available on both iOS and Android. Key launch details: - Initial access only for users who joined the waitlist - Sports markets as the first available category - Trading powered by USDC, ensuring fast, transparent settlement **Full Market Expansion Coming Next** Sports are just the starting point. Once the regulated framework fully settles, Polymarket plans to gradually unlock the full spectrum of markets: politics, tech and AI, culture and entertainment, macro and economy, science and innovation. **Polymarket's Growth Outside the U.S.** Even without serving the U.S. for multiple years, Polymarket grew into the largest prediction market platform in the world. In November alone, it processed $3.73 billion in volume — a historic high for any event market exchange. **How Polymarket Works in the U.S.** The U.S. app mirrors the global Polymarket experience but runs under a licensed, regulated framework. Users trade outcomes using USDC. Key characteristics: full KYC for American users, a regulated operator powering the backend, mobile-first UX with fast settlement. **Polymarket vs Kalshi** Kalshi is a fully regulated Designated Contract Market (DCM) overseen by the CFTC. Polymarket is a licensed operator using USDC rails and a compliant exchange acquisition. Kalshi focuses on traditional-style event contracts. Polymarket leans into crypto-native UX, onchain rails, and high-frequency retail trading. **Manage USDC and Crypto with Atomic Wallet** Atomic Wallet lets you manage USDC, SOL, and other assets in one place, with full control over your funds and no centralized custodian involved. --- ### What is Polymarket? An Overview of the Prediction Platform *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/academy/articles/what-is-polymarket* Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market built on Polygon, where users trade outcomes of real-world events using crypto — such as election results, sports outcomes, or macro events. Users buy shares in an outcome with USDC, and when the result is confirmed by on-chain oracles like Chainlink, the winning side's shares pay out $1 each. Everything runs through smart contracts — no bookmakers, no middlemen. **Key Milestones** Polymarket launched in 2020 and grew from a niche startup into a significant DeFi platform. In 2024 it raised $70 million from Founders Fund and Vitalik Buterin. In 2025, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) — owner of the New York Stock Exchange — led a round of up to $2 billion, valuing the platform at $8 billion. **How It Works** Polymarket runs on Polygon (a layer-2 Ethereum solution) and uses USDC for all trades. Smart contracts automate settlement. Oracles verify real-world outcomes. Users can also provide liquidity and earn fees. **Regulatory History** Polymarket received a $1.4 million CFTC fine in 2022 for operating unregistered derivatives markets. The platform subsequently restricted U.S. access and pursued a compliant path forward. **$POLY Token** No official token has launched as of this writing. CEO Shayne Coplan has hinted at a potential $POLY token that could offer governance, staking, and fee discounts. **FAQ** Q: What is Polymarket used for? A: Trading on real-world outcomes — politics, sports, economics — using USDC. Prices move as collective opinions change. Q: What blockchain does Polymarket run on? A: Polygon, a layer-2 network for Ethereum. Q: Is Polymarket legal? A: Polymarket operates under global DeFi standards and restricts certain regions. Users should check local regulations before trading. Q: How can I store USDC for Polymarket? A: Atomic Wallet supports USDC across multiple networks, with full self-custody and no centralized custodian. --- ### How to Trade Perpetual Futures in Atomic Wallet *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/how-to-trade-perpetual-futures* Atomic Perps allows users to open, manage, and close leveraged long or short positions on BTC, ETH, SOL, PEPE, BONK, DOGE, and other markets. Everything runs inside the non-custodial wallet — no accounts, no KYC, no external platforms. Powered by Hyperliquid's on-chain perpetual markets. **How Perpetual Futures Work** Perps allow leveraged exposure to crypto price action without holding the underlying asset. With $100 of margin and 5x leverage, a user can open a $500 position. Gains and losses are both amplified. The funding rate keeps perp prices close to spot by periodically transferring small payments between long and short traders. **How to Trade Perps in Atomic Wallet** 1. Open Atomic Wallet and go to the Perps section. 2. Choose a trading pair — BTC, ETH, SOL, or other supported markets. 3. Select Long or Short depending on market outlook. 4. Set leverage and review margin requirements. 5. Tap "Open Position" — trade executes on-chain instantly. 6. Track, adjust, or close positions anytime from the wallet. **Key Advantages** Non-custodial control — funds never leave the wallet. Fast on-chain execution through Hyperliquid. Real-time visibility into funding rates, margin requirements, and PnL. No CEX accounts, browser extensions, or extra logins required. **Risk Management** Leverage amplifies both profits and losses. If collateral drops below maintenance level, the position may be liquidated. Funding rates change over time and affect PnL. Users should start small, understand their exposure, and trade responsibly. Atomic Wallet provides risk tools, but position management is the user's responsibility. --- ### Introducing Atomic Perps — Trade Futures Directly from Your Wallet *Source: https://atomicwallet.io/blog/articles/introducing-atomic-perps* Atomic Perps is officially live — bringing perpetual futures trading directly into Atomic Wallet. Open, manage, and close leveraged long and short positions on BTC, ETH, SOL, and other assets, all from a non-custodial wallet without handing over custody of private keys. **What Are Perpetual Futures?** Perpetual futures (perps) are trading contracts that allow users to take leveraged positions on crypto prices without holding the underlying asset. Unlike regular futures, perps never expire — positions can be held indefinitely. Perps mirror the spot market price via a funding rate mechanism, which periodically transfers payments between long and short traders to keep the perp price anchored to spot. **How Perps Work** Positions can be opened or closed at any time — there is no settlement date. Margin (collateral) determines position size and leverage. Users can go long or short. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Funding rates are charged periodically between long and short traders. **Atomic Perps Features** 100+ markets including BTC, ETH, SOL, PEPE, BONK, and DOGE. Up to 40x leverage. Non-custodial — trading happens directly from the wallet. Real-time position tracking including PnL, funding rates, and margin status. Available on desktop and mobile. **Powered by Hyperliquid** Atomic Perps is built on Hyperliquid's on-chain perpetual markets. Hyperliquid provides institutional-level liquidity with tight spreads, deterministic on-chain settlement, and fast execution during high volatility. **Risk Disclosure** Leverage can multiply gains and losses. Users should monitor margin ratio, funding payments, and liquidation levels in real time. Atomic Perps is non-custodial — users are fully responsible for managing their own risk. Never risk more than you can afford to lose. --- ## FAQ Q: Is Atomic Wallet non-custodial? A: Yes. Atomic Wallet is non-custodial. Users control their private keys and recovery phrase. Q: What cryptocurrencies does Atomic Wallet support? A: Atomic Wallet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, USDT, Solana, Dogecoin, and 1,000+ crypto assets. Custom EVM networks can be added manually. Q: What platforms does Atomic Wallet support? A: iOS, Android, Windows 10/11, macOS, Linux, and a Web3 browser extension. Q: Does Atomic Wallet require KYC? A: No KYC is required for storing, swapping, or staking assets. KYC may be required by third-party fiat on-ramp providers when purchasing crypto with a bank card. Q: Can users stake crypto in Atomic Wallet? A: Yes. Atomic Wallet supports staking for selected proof-of-stake assets. Rates vary by network and change over time. Q: Does Atomic Wallet have a Web3 Wallet Extension? A: Yes. Atomic Wallet offers a Web3 browser extension for dApps and digital asset management. Q: Does Atomic Wallet support perpetual futures trading? A: Yes. Perpetual futures with leverage are available for BTC, ETH, SOL, and other assets. Q: Does Atomic Wallet support prediction markets? A: Atomic Wallet provides access to prediction market features and event-based markets where available. Q: Can Atomic Wallet recover my recovery phrase? A: No. Atomic Wallet does not store recovery phrases and cannot restore access if the recovery phrase is lost. Q: Can I add a custom EVM network? A: Yes. Atomic Wallet supports adding custom EVM-compatible networks manually. Q: Does Atomic Wallet support NFTs? A: Yes. Atomic Wallet supports NFT storage and management across multiple networks including Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, and Fantom. Q: What is Hyperliquid and how does it power Atomic Perps? A: Hyperliquid is an on-chain perpetual futures exchange. Atomic Perps is built on top of Hyperliquid's infrastructure, providing institutional-level liquidity, tight spreads, and deterministic on-chain settlement directly inside Atomic Wallet. Q: What is Polymarket and how do I access it through Atomic Wallet? A: Polymarket is a prediction market platform where users trade on real-world event outcomes using USDC. Atomic Wallet provides access to Polymarket prediction markets directly within the app.