Perpetual futures on what a square foot costs in 35 cities, and on the landlords that own them.
These are live marks from the engine the app runs on, not a mockup. Open any row and the ticket is right there.
settlement
A house price index does not tick. It gets published, on a schedule, by a statistics agency. Everything SQFT does between those releases is a forecast, and the product says so out loud.
SQFT nowcasts the index off registry flow, listing prices and the revision pattern of the agency that publishes it. The number carries an est. tag on every screen it appears on.
The agency publishes. The estimate is thrown away, and every open index ticket closes against the number in the release. SQFT never marks its own settlement.
Index tickets pay at most 5x the margin you posted, and the ticket shows that ceiling before you sign it. Equity tickets have no cap and pay funding instead.
what you can trade
35 cities, quoted in USD per square foot. Each one settles to a named agency release, from HM Land Registry to the Dubai Land Department. Think Madrid keeps running? Go long. Think Hong Kong has further to fall? Go short.
51 listed names across 4 categories, each pinned to the city it collects rent in.
reit / landlord / homebuilder / developer
Isolated margin per ticket. The cap depends on how thin the market is, so Zurich gets more rope than Istanbul.
No email, no password, no document upload. Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain and the address is your account. Disconnect and nothing of yours stays behind a login.
Tokyo quotes in yen and Stockholm in krona, but both pay out in USDG at a fixed conversion. You take the property view without taking the currency with it.
Margin, funding, settlement and payouts all clear through a single USDG balance. A long in Dubai and a short in Hong Kong draw on the same collateral, so you size the book rather than shuffling money between markets.
token
There is no contract address yet. When one exists it will be posted from the account below and nowhere else. Anything circulating before then is not ours.
Holders pay a lower taker fee on both books. The rebate scales with balance and is applied at fill, not claimed later.
Which city gets added next is a holder vote. Thirty cities is the starting book, not the ceiling.
A slice of settlement fees routes to staked supply. The split is published before the token exists, not after.
No. You are taking a position on a published price index or on a listed company's share price. Nothing is deeded, nothing is rented, and no bank is involved.
Each city names the agency it settles to, and the market page links it. HM Land Registry for London, the Dubai Land Department for Dubai, MLIT for Tokyo, and so on. SQFT converts the published figure to USD per square foot and settles on it.
Because it is. Between releases the mark is a nowcast built from transaction flow and listings. It is what you can trade against, and it is not the number that closes your ticket.
It closes automatically at the published value. You do not need to be online. Payout on an index ticket is capped at five times the margin you posted.
Only if its exchange is open. Equity perps follow the underlying session, and the board shows open or closed on every row.
No. A wallet connects, signs, and trades. There is no email field anywhere in the product, and support cannot recover an address for you.