DeepSigma has opened a token offering on Republic targeting up to $10 million to fund development of its planned real-world asset (RWA) perpetual futures exchange.
The offering is being conducted by Delaware-based DeepSigma Inc. and is available to verified US accredited investors and eligible non-US persons in designated jurisdictions, subject to applicable securities laws and investor eligibility requirements, according to the company.
In a release shared with The Crypto Times, DeepSigma said the proceeds will support development of a central limit order book (CLOB) matching engine, integration with the Cypherium blockchain, identity-based access controls and independent security audits. The company is seeking to move its platform from a public demonstration and paper-trading environment to a production-ready exchange. The offering is listed on Republic, where prospective investors can review its terms and eligibility requirements.
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DeepSigma Plans Shift From Paper Trading to Live Settlement
DeepSigma’s public demo currently supports paper trading across 77 perpetual markets linked to equities, commodities, indices and other traditional financial assets. The company also lists AI-powered market analysis and a public leaderboard among the platform’s features.
Live trading is not currently available. DeepSigma said it is developing the infrastructure required to support live derivatives execution, collateral management and settlement.
The proposed exchange uses a central limit order book, with a separate clearing layer intended to manage positions, collateral, margin and settlement. The company says this architecture is designed to accommodate the differences between cryptocurrency markets and traditional financial markets, including trading hours, liquidity conditions and external pricing dependencies.
DeepSigma plans to build the exchange on the Cypherium blockchain. It says the integration will incorporate decentralized identity-based eligibility controls and permissioning to manage access according to jurisdictional requirements.
The company describes Cypherium as a Layer 1 blockchain that combines Proof-of-Work with HotStuff-derived Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus. It also says four granted US patents cover the underlying consensus technology and that these patents are licensed to DeepSigma.
These are elements of the company’s stated technical design and development roadmap; they do not establish that the proposed exchange is operational or that its infrastructure has completed independent security testing.
Token Offering Terms and Investor Eligibility
DeepSigma said the offering has a target of up to $10 million and a minimum investment of $1,000. The company plans to release 20% of the tokens at the token generation event, with the remaining 80% vesting linearly over six months.
The US offering is being conducted under Regulation D, Rule 506(c), and is restricted to verified accredited investors. Separate offshore offers and sales are being conducted under Regulation S for eligible non-US persons, subject to jurisdictional restrictions.
The securities have not been registered under the US Securities Act of 1933. They are subject to applicable transfer and resale restrictions and have not been approved or disapproved by the US Securities and Exchange Commission or any state securities regulator.
The offering’s use of Regulation D and Regulation S does not amount to SEC approval of the tokens or regulatory approval of the planned exchange. The company also states that access to future trading services will depend on investor eligibility and applicable jurisdictional requirements.
Prospective investors should review the Republic offering page and the associated offering documents, including the Private Placement Memorandum, for the complete terms, restrictions and risk disclosures.
Mainnet Launch Targeted After Token Offering
DeepSigma said it plans to use the proceeds to develop its matching engine, integrate blockchain infrastructure, implement identity and permissioning controls, and commission external security audits.
The company is targeting a mainnet launch approximately three months after the token sale. That timeline is a development target, not a confirmed launch date, and remains subject to technical progress and other conditions.
Until the planned infrastructure is completed and the platform is made available for live trading, its 77 listed perpetual markets remain part of a demonstration and paper-trading environment.
About DeepSigma
DeepSigma is developing a decentralized perpetual futures exchange focused on real-world assets, including equities, commodities and indices. The project is being developed by DeepSigma Inc., incorporated in Delaware, and operated by DeepSigma Limited in Hong Kong. The company says the platform is being built on Cypherium blockchain infrastructure and is intended to combine on-chain derivatives trading with investor eligibility controls and auditable settlement.
Investment risk: The token offering is speculative and may involve illiquidity and the potential loss of the entire investment. The company’s development plans, token generation event and mainnet timeline are forward-looking statements and may not be achieved. The offering materials state that the communication is informational and does not constitute investment advice or an offer to sell securities.
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