Perpetuals.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: PDC) to Present AI-Driven Trading Platform at Emerging Growth Conference

• The company’s AI-driven digital asset trading platform combines artificial intelligence, blockchain settlement, and EU-compliant market infrastructure, and CEO Patrick Gruhn is expected to outline the company’s strategy and engage with investors at the Emerging Growth Conference, taking place online April 1, 2026.
• Perpetuals operates technology supporting a CySEC-authorized multilateral trading facility under European regulatory frameworks.

Perpetuals.com (NASDAQ: PDC), a fintech company developing AI-powered trading products and prediction markets, announced that CEO Patrick Gruhn will deliver a presentation and participate in a live question-and-answer session with investors at the Emerging Growth Conference on April 1 at 12:35 p.m. Eastern Time. The free, online event will provide an overview of the company’s AI-driven trading infrastructure and its broader strategy (https://nnw.fm/9XT8V). According to details released by the company, investors will be able to watch the presentation via live webcast through the conference portal (https://EmergingGrowth.com).

Perpetuals’ platform has also been designed to comply with European regulatory regimes, including MiFID II, MiCA, DORA, and EMIR. The regulatory positioning reflects a broader structural shift within digital asset markets. While demand for leveraged crypto exposure continues to expand, many traditional brokers and financial institutions face regulatory barriers that limit their ability to connect with offshore trading venues.

Perpetuals aims to fill that gap by providing compliant infrastructure that brokers and institutions can access through application programming interfaces rather than building their own derivatives engines. Artificial intelligence is central to the company’s platform design. Perpetuals says its machine-learning models have been trained on data representing more than 11.7 billion order-book fills, covering over 22 billion trades. The data feeds algorithms intended to analyze liquidity conditions, trader behavior, and market risk in real time. The company believes such analytics could help address some of the structural weaknesses in crypto derivatives markets, particularly those related to sudden liquidation cascades and opaque pricing mechanisms.

Perpetuals recently introduced a derivatives contract known as Barrier Futures, which management says is designed to address concerns surrounding two dominant categories of leveraged trading: perpetual swaps and retail contracts for difference. Perpetual swaps, widely traded on offshore crypto exchanges, account for between $100 billion and $300 billion in daily volume. At the same time, the global CFD brokerage market includes roughly 19 million retail traders. Combined with broader over-the-counter derivatives activity, these segments represent markets with annual notional value measured in hundreds of trillions of dollars.

Barrier Futures attempts to differentiate itself structurally. Unlike perpetual swaps, the contract embeds mandatory knock-out barriers at the moment a position is opened. Those barriers define the maximum loss upfront. As a result, traders face no margin calls, no forced liquidations and no recurring funding payments.

The product is designed to operate within a regulated environment rather than relying on offshore venues. Perpetuals’ infrastructure supports a CySEC-authorized multilateral trading facility, allowing the contracts to be executed within a regulated European framework rather than through bilateral broker relationships typical of the CFD industry. Barrier Futures also allow brokers to compete with prediction markets by wrapping them into Barrier Future contracts.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Perpetuals.com.

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