Over time, I’ve realized that the strongest trading platforms are the ones that don’t force users into a single path, and that’s why @reya_xyz keeps my attention.

Yes, Reya does perps, and it does them well. But it doesn’t stop there. You can also stake, trade spot, and even buy and hold ETFs, similar to how you would on a regular exchange.

From my perspective, this matters because users don’t trade the same way every day. Sometimes you want leverage. Other times you just want to park capital, earn yield, or hold long term without moving funds across platforms.

Reya brings these options into one place, while staying onchain and backed by Ethereum security. That reduces friction and lowers risk tied to jumping between venues.

For me, this feels closer to how people actually want to interact with markets. One account, multiple ways to participate, and fewer compromises between flexibility, safety, and usability.

That kind of design shows long term thinking, not short term hype.