Honest comparison of the 3 perp DEXs I actually use (Hyperliquid vs Aster vs Canborsa)

Lot of people ask which perp DEX to start with, so here's my real take after using all three

**Hyperliquid:** the market leader, no question. \~$21B daily volume and liquidity that rivals centralized exchanges. fees around 0.045% taker. they've expanded into tokenized equities and pre-IPO names. only downside is it's built for people already comfortable with wallets, no simple onboarding.

**Aster:** multichain, Binance-backed, known for absurd leverage up to 1001x. fees are cheap (\~0.005% Pro mode). decent RWA coverage with stocks and metals. solid if leverage is your whole strategy, but that's not me.

**Canborsa:** the one I use for real-world assets. it's on Canton Network, which is the chain institutions actually run on for privacy and settlement. easiest signup of the three by far, email or X account works, you don't even need a wallet to begin. up to 30x leverage.

You can trade SpaceX, Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, Google, Meta, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Canton Coin, Gold, Silver, Brent, and the S&P 500 from one interface. the points program is also the most rewarding to farm early, with multipliers on volume and quests on top.

* want liquidity → Hyperliquid
* want leverage → Aster
* want RWA range, easy onboarding, and points → Canborsa

Not financial advice, just my rotation. curious what others settled on