Trade the electric economy
Vehicles, storage, generation and the metals underneath them — on one desk.
A car is only as useful as the network under it
Charging, storage and the grid — CHPT · EVGO · ENPH · FSLR.
The cell is where it starts
Four markets, priced, charted and margined separately.
Vehicles
TSLA · RIVN · LCID · NIO · XPEV · BYD — twelve equities, spread from 0.02%.
Generation
ENPH · FSLR · SEDG · RUN · TAN — eleven equities and three baskets.
Four markets, one account
The sector is not one trade. A cell maker, a charging network, a lithium producer and a carbon contract move on different news — so they are priced, charted and margined separately.
From the pit to the plug
Seven links turn rock into a charged battery, and each one is priced by different news. This is why the platform treats them as seven markets rather than one sector bet.
Extraction
Lithium, nickel, cobalt and copper come out of the ground.
ALB · SQM · MP · FCX
Refining
Ore becomes battery-grade cathode and anode material.
LICO · Cobalt · Nickel
Cells
Chemistry becomes a cell, then a module, then a pack.
CATL · LGES · LIT
Vehicles
The pack becomes a car, a truck, or something that walks.
TSLA · RIVN · LCID · NIO
Charging
A car is only as useful as the network underneath it.
CHPT · EVGO · BLNK
Storage & grid
The same cells buffer the grid that charges them.
ENPH · FSLR · SEDG
Carbon
The price of the emissions the rest of it displaces.
EUA · UKA
A lithium print at CNY 13,850/t moves 01 and 03 hard, 04 a little, and 06 barely at all. That is why they are seven markets and not one sector bet.
Today’s tape
Fifteen-minute delayed on this page; live in the terminal.
The desk you get
Not a marketing render. This is the terminal’s own chrome, its own type and its own four grounds — the same components the signed-in product is built from.
Every figure on the desk reconciles: four open positions sum to the unrealised total, and that total is one of the three terms behind the portfolio value. A summary you cannot check against its own detail is a summary nobody trusts.
Three ways to hold the sector
Not everyone wants to place a ticket. Copy a desk that already trades it, run a published rule against your own limits, or commit to a fixed term at a stated rate.
Copy trading
Mirror a desk’s book proportionally to your allocation. Your stop is yours, and stopping leaves positions already open in your hands.
Bots
A published rule, its historic record, and the fee it charges — running on instruments you approve, inside limits the engine enforces.
Staking
A fixed term at a stated rate, with the accrual schedule printed before you commit and the early-exit penalty printed next to it.
Built for the sector, not adapted to it
48
instruments across seven links
Equities, sector baskets, the physical inputs, and the carbon contract that prices the externality.
0.00
commission on US equities
Spread-only on equities and baskets. The full schedule is read from the site’s own fees.
24/5
desk coverage
Sunday 22:00 to Friday 22:00 UTC, with the earnings calendar and the delivery print marked on the tape.
The whole desk, at 390 pixels
Not a reduced product. The rail becomes a five-item tab bar and wide tables scroll in their own containers — a position you can open on a laptop is a position you can close on a phone.
— All 39 dashboard screens, none withheld
— Margin alerts at 100% and 80%, before anything is closed for you
— Face or fingerprint in place of the withdrawal PIN
Opening an account
Three steps. The middle one is the only one that takes longer than a few minutes, and it is the one that decides when money can leave again.
Create your account
Email, a password, and your country of residence. The country is not a formality — it decides which of the 48 instruments you are allowed to trade.
About 2 minutesVerify who you are
A government ID and a proof of address dated within the last 90 days. Trading opens on the ID; withdrawals open on the address, and the screen says so before you start.
Usually under an hourFund it and take a position
Card credits in under ten minutes, bank transfer in one to two business days. No minimum to open, and fractional sizing on every equity.
From US$1
Where your money actually sits
Client funds are held in segregated accounts at the institutions named on the settlement page — not pooled with the operator’s own money, and not used for its purposes.
— Negative balance protection: a gap cannot bill you past your equity
— Two-factor sign-in, and a separate PIN on any withdrawal over US$500
— Withdrawal caps you set yourself, enforced by the engine and not only by the form
— Every refusal names the limit that refused it and when it resets
Open an account in about four minutes
Identity check, a funding method, and a first position. No minimum to open.
What you can lose
Leveraged instruments move against you faster than you can close them. A 20% margin means a 5% move against a position is a 25% move against the capital behind it, and this sector is among the most volatile that is publicly traded. Most retail accounts that trade with leverage lose money.
What you cannot lose
More than the money in your account. Negative balance protection absorbs a gap that takes a position past your equity, and there is no circumstance in which a shortfall is billed to you. Staked principal is returned in full on an early exit — only the accrued interest and the stated penalty are forfeited, and both are printed before you commit.
Trade the electric economy — vehicles, storage, generation and the metals underneath them.
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Trading leveraged instruments carries risk to your capital and most retail accounts lose money. Figures shown throughout this site are worked examples, not quotes. Every symbol named refers to a publicly listed security and appears as market data; no issuer named endorses or is affiliated with this platform.