Terminal Modules

Overview of Liquyn Terminal modules and how they fit into desk workflows.

Liquyn Terminal is organized into focused modules so desks can move from monitoring to execution without context switching. Use these modules together to spot risk, design hedges, and execute efficiently.

PairBook

Relative-value execution for pair trades.

  • Price relationships, spreads, and ratio views for pair construction

  • Execution tooling for RV strategies and synthetic pair exposure

  • Best for: relative-value traders and hedging basis risk

Portfolio

Live exposure and performance tracking across the desk.

  • Unified view of perps, spot, and lending positions

  • Allocation, P&L, and exposure breakdowns

  • Best for: daily risk posture and portfolio reviews

Risk

Risk governance and automated guardrails.

  • Position Guardian alerts and health scoring

  • Liquidation buffers, concentration risk, and funding exposure

  • Best for: pre-trade checks and ongoing monitoring

Funding

Funding carry analysis and execution opportunities.

  • Funding rate scanners and carry opportunities

  • Spot/perp basis and relative funding comparisons

  • Best for: funding capture and basis trades

Lending

Supply and borrow workflows for collateral management.

  • Manage collateral efficiency and yield

  • Borrow/supply to support hedges and margin usage

  • Best for: liquidity planning and capital efficiency

Library (Indices)

Synthetic baskets and index construction.

  • Build custom indices and thematic baskets

  • Deploy hedges quickly with predefined baskets

  • Best for: fast beta hedging and thematic exposure

Suggested workflow

  1. Start in Portfolio to review current exposure and P&L.

  2. Move to Risk to identify guardrail breaches or upcoming issues.

  3. Use Funding to find carry and basis opportunities.

  4. Execute in PairBook to neutralize risk or deploy RV strategies.

  5. Adjust in Lending to optimize collateral and margin usage.

  6. Deploy in Library for fast, diversified hedges.

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