The previous generation of PerpDEXs solved one problem: bringing already-traded assets on-chain. The next generation of DEXs should open up what already has deep futures volume in traditional markets but still lacks continuous on-chain pricing: exotic RWA.
Travix starts with two cuts:
› Compute assets: H100, memory, chips, and other Compute-Led RWA.
› Asia-Pacific assets: East Asian equities, regional indices, and the map of where compute capex is actually landing.
But order books driven only by headlines will still be systematically late. That's why the Financial World Model doesn't predict the next price. It models why price has to move.
The output isn't "bullish" or "bearish." It's a set of verifiable factors: event, event probability, data sources, asset implications, and risk factors. News is the end of consensus, not the start of information.