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Nuke finds funding opportunities across venues.
The yield layer
Nuke finds funding opportunities across perpetual venues, helps you compare pairs, construct and execute the hedge, and manage everything from one place, so the strategy targets the funding-rate difference rather than market direction.
How Nuke works
Nuke finds funding opportunities across venues.
Compare funding, APR, pairs, fees and execution conditions.
Nuke simplifies opening both sides of the hedge across venues.
Track funding, APR, PnL, margin and positions in one portfolio.
Strategy management
See open hedges, funding, APR, PnL and deployed capital in one place, and compare your current pair against other venue pairs for the same asset.
Automation
Coming soonNuke is building automated execution and position management so strategies can run with minimal manual intervention. Set the strategy once, let Nuke handle the rest.
Keep hedge legs balanced as funding, fills and margin conditions change.
Move strategies toward stronger venue pairs when the opportunity shifts.
Hand off opening, monitoring and management without constant manual steps.
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Active funding-yield paths run across Hyperliquid, Pacifica, and Phoenix — with Bulk, Ondo, and Rise coming soon.
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Questions, answered
Nuke is a yield layer for perpetual markets. It helps you earn APR from funding yield by opening a hedge, a long on one venue and a matching short on another, then managing the position from one interface across supported exchanges.
Perpetual markets use periodic funding payments between longs and shorts. Rates can differ across exchanges for the same asset. Nuke generally longs the lower-funding venue and shorts the higher-funding venue, targeting that spread. With matched sizes, price moves tend to offset, so the return you target is the funding yield, not market direction. Delta-neutral reduces directional exposure; it does not eliminate risk.
On Funding Arbitrage, Nuke surfaces assets across enabled venues and shows annualized funding per venue. You can search symbols, filter venues, and switch between current and seven-day APR views, with a funding chart for context over time.
Nuke generally suggests longing the lower-funding venue and shorting the higher-funding venue, the pair that captures the funding spread. You can expand an asset to compare alternate venue combinations and override the suggestion based on liquidity, fees, margin, or preference. An asset must be listed on at least two enabled venues.
Today, Nuke helps you discover opportunities, compare pairs, fund venues from USDC on Solana, open both legs of a hedge, attach mirrored TP/SL where supported, and monitor funding, APR, PnL, margin and positions in Portfolio, including pair comparison against alternate venues. Closing and withdrawing are also handled from the app.
Automated rebalancing is part of Nuke’s automation layer that is currently being built, not live yet. The goal is to help keep hedge legs balanced and strategies aligned as funding and market conditions change, with less manual intervention. Today, users monitor and rebalance positions themselves in the app.
Funding rates can reverse. Each leg can liquidate independently. Legs are not atomic, one can fill while the other fails. Fees, slippage, bridge delays, and venue-specific risks all affect outcomes. Nuke does not guarantee returns. Review the risks and safety docs before trading.
Nuke charges a 0.05% builder fee on opening and closing positions. This is separate from venue trading fees, bridge and network costs, slippage, and funding payments. Estimated fees appear in the trade review panel before you open a hedge.
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