Live prices today for 39 markets in USDT

BRVX shows live USDT prices for 39 markets: Bitcoin, Ethereum, NVIDIA, Tesla, gold, silver, oil, EUR/USD and the Nasdaq-100 tracker, from its own price feed. Each page has a 1D, 1W and 1M chart, the daily price history and the perpetual contract terms: leverage, fees and funding. This page lists every market that has one; it is the place to open a chart or check a fee, not to browse by theme — the markets page groups the same 39 instruments into categories like majors, layers or narratives instead. A price on this list is BRVX's own quote against USDT, taken from its price feed, not a spot exchange or an index provider, and it keeps ticking around the clock: stocks, gold, oil and EUR/USD move here even when their home exchange is shut for the weekend. Pick a row to see its full history, the leverage BRVX allows today and what a position on it costs to open, close and hold overnight.

Markets with a price page

Leverage works both ways: a small move against you can lose you the whole margin.

Prices: questions

Where do these prices come from?

From BRVX's own price feed. Every market is quoted against USDT, so the price you see is the price of the BRVX pair, for example NVDA/USDT.

Do I own the asset when I trade it on BRVX?

No. BRVX markets are synthetic perpetual contracts against USDT, not tokenized stocks or commodities. A position is a leveraged bet on the price.

Do stock and commodity prices move on weekends?

Yes. On BRVX, stock and commodity prices keep moving 24/7, including weekends.

What is the difference between this page and the markets page?

This page is one row per instrument, sorted for a live quote and a chart. The markets page groups the same instruments into categories such as majors, layers or narratives for browsing by theme.

How often does a price page update?

Every few minutes, from the same feed the app trades on. The number you see is a snapshot, not a tick-by-tick stream; open the app for the live order form.

Can I put two of these markets side by side?

Not on this list — that is what the compare pages are for. This page is one market per row, each opening its own chart and its own terms.

Does a higher leverage cap on a row mean that market is safer?

No. The cap on this page is a limit BRVX allows on that market today, not a recommendation. A higher cap moves a leveraged position closer to liquidation on a smaller price move, not further from it.

Why does a market disappear from this list?

Its price page comes down when BRVX stops quoting it or the copy for it is missing; the count in the title above always matches the rows actually shown, never a stale total.