Trade Thunder
$1→$100 in minutes.
Infinite ∞ leverage, Lightning-fast result
Going Mainstream, on Soneium Chain
Gamified Options for Everyone.
Zero-day Binary Options.
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Roadmap
Minato Testnet Launch
- Going Mainstream with Soneium
- Enjoy a Taste of THUNDER
Minato Testnet Launch
- Going Mainstream with Soneium
- Enjoy a Taste of THUNDER
Soneium Mainnet Launch
- The real fun begins here... Future MSSG (Make SuperVol & Soneium Great)
- SuperVol: the essential consumer trading app for everyone.
- A ton of new features!!
…and more
Soneium Mainnet Launch
- The real fun begins here... Future MSSG (Make SuperVol & Soneium Great)
- SuperVol: the essential consumer trading app for everyone.
- A ton of new features!!
…and more
FAQ
What is SuperVol?
SuperVol is a crypto options trading platform redefined for retail. How? SuperVol provides easy and fun user experience with binary output (Win or Lose).
Traders on SuperVol are downside protected (no margin call), while the upside is simply predictable with a very short time span (less than 1 hour!).
What is needed to trade on SuperVol?
Two things only: Your self-custodial wallet and USDC (of course, some ETH for transaction fee) Trading with stablecoins (USDC)
Which wallets does SuperVol support?
Coinbase Wallet, Metamask,
OKX and many others! Even e-mail login, powered by thirdweb.
Which chain is SuperVol on?
SuperVol is live on Soneium Minato testnet.
Soneium will be the next-gen L2 to invoke emotion and empower creativity. Built by Sony Group and Startale.
Who is building SuperVol?
SuperVol is being built by seasoned entrepreneurs with expertise in Finance (global top-tier investment banks including Morgan Stanley, UBS, and BofAML), Web3, and IT.
Why choose options over futures?
Options do not face margin calls: thus, freeing option traders from worrying about liquidation from intraday price fluctuations.
In contrast, perpetual futures traders using high leverage face a significant risk of margin calls at any moment.
What is a binary option?
A binary option is based on a simple "yes or no" proposition, hence the term "binary." Traders receive a payout if the binary option expires 'in the money' (in favor of the trader), but they receive nothing if it expires 'out of the money' (against the trader).
The payout for a binary option that expires in the money is fixed, meaning that the payout is the same whether the option is deep in the money or just slightly in the money.