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Aftermath AMM
Aftermath AMM offers perpetual futures with USDC collateral alongside spot swaps, dollar-cost averaging, limit orders, and bridging.
About Aftermath AMM
Aftermath AMM is a web interface for trading USDC-margined perpetual futures alongside spot crypto services. The perpetuals section shows a BTC-USDC market with mark price, 24-hour volume, open interest and funding rate, and the order form includes market and limit (including a "Pro") modes, reduce-only, take-profit/stop-loss, and slippage settings. Leverage is shown as 20x on the BTC market. Positions, collateral and orders are viewed after logging in, and the fee field can display "Unavailable in your region," indicating access restrictions in some locations.
Beyond perpetuals, the site lists spot swaps, dollar-cost averaging, limit orders and cross-chain bridging. Earn and rewards sections cover perpetuals vaults, SUI staking, liquidity pools, farms, accumulated rewards and points, and referrals. Portfolio and stats pages aggregate positions and protocol metrics such as volume, open interest and collateral flows, and agent wallets are described as wallets that trade on perpetuals accounts and vaults. Pricing is not published on the homepage.
Key features
- USDC-margined perpetual futures with market and limit order modes
- BTC-USDC market displaying 20x leverage, funding, volume and open interest
- Spot swaps, dollar-cost averaging and limit orders
- Bridge for transferring assets across blockchains
- Earn tools: perpetuals vaults, SUI staking, pools and farms
- Agent wallets that trade on perpetuals accounts and vaults
Best for: Traders seeking USDC-collateralized perpetual futures and spot or yield tools in a single web interface.
Good for
- Combines perpetuals, spot swaps, DCA, bridging and earn tools in one interface
- Perpetual positions use USDC as collateral
- Portfolio and stats pages aggregate positions and protocol metrics
Watch out for
- The fee field can display "Unavailable in your region," indicating regional restrictions
- Positions and orders require logging in to view
- No pricing or fee schedule is stated on the homepage
Aftermath AMM at a glance
- Website
- aftermath.finance
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Aftermath AMM FAQ
What can I trade on Aftermath?
USDC-margined perpetual futures, with a BTC-USDC market shown on the homepage, plus spot swaps, dollar-cost averaging and limit orders.
Is Aftermath available in every region?
The interface shows "Unavailable in your region" for fees, so access appears restricted in some locations.
What does it cost to trade?
The homepage does not publish fee or pricing information; the fee field shows a placeholder or a regional unavailability notice.
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