Use case gallery
Concrete operator workflows running on Axe today — perps theses, Polymarket catalysts, cross-venue framing.
Concrete operator workflows that run on Axe today. Each one is a real shape, not a hypothetical demo.
Funding-led perps thesis on Hyperliquid
You wake up to a basis dislocation on BTC perps. You want to figure out whether funding has finally turned, or whether this is another fakeout.
Axe pulls funding history, depth, and open-interest context into the session. You frame the position. You set a watch on funding flips negative for 2 prints. You walk away. The watch wakes you up when the thesis is invalidated. /perps-update writes the close, the memory carries the lesson into next week.
Catalyst tracking on Polymarket
A regulatory headline is about to drop. You want to be on the question before the odds move.
Axe pulls the odds curve, the liquidity profile, and stands up a tripwire. When the headline hits, the watch fires before the market settles. The session captures the move and the post-mortem.
Cross-venue thesis: perps + prediction market
You think the same catalyst should move both Hyperliquid perps and a Polymarket question. You want one session that holds both.
One session frames the cross-venue thesis. Memory ties the two legs together so when the print hits, the close captures how each side moved and what it implied about the other.
Overnight watch farm
You run a half-dozen ongoing theses. You don't want to sit at the terminal.
Subagents replay your runbooks on a schedule. Tripwires page you only when the world actually changes. The reward rail credits the work whether you are awake or not.
Provenance-anchored research note
You are writing up a perps trade for an LP. Every claim needs a source.
The search harness pulls historical Hyperliquid state with provenance attached to every quote. The export becomes a note you can hand to a counterparty without rebuilding the citations.
Shared insight contribution
A pattern you noticed — say, a specific funding/OI/basis configuration that consistently mean-reverts — turns into a shared runbook on the protocol.
Other operators who use the runbook generate AXE for you when it fires usefully. Your work compounds. The protocol pays operators for the surface they help build.