Liquid

Co-Invest makes AI-assisted investing actually useful by closing the gap between research and execution. Today you analyze a market in chat, switch to a separate app to act on it, and the idea often goes stale in the handoff. Co-Invest removes that step: your AI assistant pulls live positioning, funding rates, and onchain data, reasons over it, and proposes a sized perpetual trade idea with a stated catalyst, the long or short side, and the rationale behind it. It then places that perpetual directly inside Claude, ChatGPT, or iMessage - right where the conversation is already happening. Because the instruments are perpetuals, there's no expiry to roll and the assistant can frame a position you can hold for as long as the thesis holds. Every perpetual order requires an explicit tap to confirm: the AI can research, size, and suggest but it can never move money on its own. You remain the one who decides; Co-Invest simply removes the friction between forming a view and putting a perpetual position behind it. Research, a sized perpetual idea, and one-tap execution - all in the same thread.

Liquid lets users trade international equities as perpetual futures with none of the usual friction: no local brokerage account to open, no FX conversion to manage, and no need to be awake for overseas trading hours. Instead of being boxed into your home market, a single Liquid account opens exposure to major companies across global markets, traded as perpetuals 24/7 alongside US stocks, crypto, commodities, and FX - all from one balance and one interface. However, Liquid users do not own the actual foreign-listed shares. Liquid offers cash-settled perpetual derivatives tracking a reference price - not stock ownership - so there are no shareholder rights, no dividends, and no voting power. As a result, thinner, less-liquid international names can carry wider spreads and gaps than US mega-caps. Treat them as what they are: perpetuals. Size for the volatility, mind the spread, and don't assume they trade as smoothly as the large caps.

Liquid's pre-IPO perpetuals enable traders to take long or short positions on a private company in the weeks leading up to its public listing. Like any perpetual, there is no expiry to roll and no gatekeeping to clear: you open a perpetual position and size it the way you would on any other perp market. These pre-IPO perpetuals go live in the short window before a company goes public, so the moment one is tradeable you can act on your view of where it'll price instead of sitting on the sidelines with no way in. Please note: Liquid offers synthetic perpetuals, not equity. As a result, holding the perpetual only affords exposure to how the market prices the company. There is no ownership stake, no voting rights, no dividend, and no claim on the company itself.

Liquid gives users access to automated investing through Co-Invest Computer, an MCP-based tool that runs continuously instead of waiting for user prompts. Hand it a strategy in plain language (e.g.,"build a trading plan for NVIDIA, Micron, and Intel based on CapEx estimates") and it goes to work in the background. From there it watches prices, funding, positioning, and news around the clock, checking every update against the entry conditions you defined and acting only when a clean setup actually appears. When it does act, it works the perpetual markets Liquid offers, staging or placing perpetual positions that fit the plan. You stay in control of the boundaries by setting guardrails including max notional, required stop-losses, an eligible symbol list, daily order caps, and an expiry after which it stands down. You also choose how hands-on it is: whether it stages each perpetual order for your approval or sends them automatically within the limits you've set - effectively serving as a disciplined, rule-bound operator.

Liquid offers prediction markets spanning politics, sports, finance, technology, crypto, and culture so you can take a view on real-world events the same way you'd trade any other market. Want exposure to an election result, a company's earnings beat, a major AI launch, or a token hitting a milestone? You can price that outcome directly and put a position behind your conviction. With Liquid, instead of running a separate platform just for binary bets you can trade event outcomes right alongside your perpetuals, spot, and everything else - from the same account and the same balance. A macro thesis and the event that would confirm it can sit side by side in one portfolio, expressed or hedged together rather than split across apps. Each market resolves to a clear outcome when the event settles, so your position pays out on what actually happened - not on where a price drifts - turning the news you already follow into something tradeable.

Liquid users can deposit stablecoins and earn yield on their balance so capital doesn't have to sit idle between trades. On most platforms, money is either earning or trading but rarely both: you park it in a yield platform, then pull it out and move it to a trading account every time you want to act - losing time and yield in the shuffle. Liquid brings it all into one place. Instead of letting earnings from a profitable perpetual trade sit idle in your account, Liquid users can deposit straight into stablecoins. Balances earn while waiting; the moment an opportunity appears, the same funds are ready to deploy back into a position with no transfers, no waiting on withdrawals, and no bridging between apps. Liquid users are never forced to choose between staying liquid and staying productive. Whether you're between trades or just closed a winning perpetual, idle capital keeps compounding in the background instead of doing nothing. It's a simple shift with a real effect: less cash drag, fewer manual steps, and one account that earns and trades at the same time.