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EquiTrack Tokens Now Live

We are pleased to announce that EquiTrack Tokens are now available on HootDex, marking a significant advancement in the evolution of tokenised finance and market-linked digital assets.

EquiTrack Tokens are designed to track the value of underlying publicly traded equities through a proprietary pricing methodology, providing users with exposure to market performance in a blockchain-native format. By combining traditional market concepts with decentralised infrastructure, EquiTrack Tokens represent another step toward the convergence of capital markets and digital assets.

With the launch on HootDex, users can now:

✅ Access EquiTrack Tokens through a decentralised trading environment✅ Participate in a new category of market-linked digital assets✅ Gain exposure to tokenised equity tracking mechanisms✅ Trade within the growing HootDex ecosystem✅ Experience next-generation financial innovation powered by blockchain technology

This rollout reflects our continued commitment to expanding access to innovative financial products while leveraging the transparency, efficiency, and accessibility of decentralized technologies.

The future of market-linked digital assets is here.

Welcome to the next evolution of tokenised finance.

FanTokens Changing to Nexus Tokens

HootDex is evolving and the name of our engagement driven digital instruments is evolving with it. FanTokens will soon transition to Nexus Tokens, a change that reflects their true scale, purpose, and cross‑sector capability. As these tokens have grown beyond traditional fan engagement, the original name no longer represents what they are or how they are used across sports, entertainment, brands, non‑profits, events, and enterprise ecosystems.

Nexus Tokens retain everything users value, DAT backing, ERC‑20 portability, PNP16 architecture, and HootDex price discovery. The functionality remains exactly the same, but the name now aligns with the broader, universal role these tokens play as a connection point between organisations and their communities.

This update is seamless for all holders and issuers and marks the next step in the continued expansion of the HootDex ecosystem.

Update – Oct 04, 2026 – HootDex Maintenance Notice

HootDex members using the exchange via a web browser may experience temporary disruptions in service as we conduct critical upgrades across core exchange system. This does not impact institutions utilizing the FIX API. These upgrades are essential to ensure long‑term stability, enhanced performance, and improved platform security. 

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

An update will be posted once maintenance is fully completed and all services are operating normally.

Update – Sept 30, 2026 – HootDex Maintenance Notice

HootDex members may experience temporary disruptions in service as we conduct critical server maintenance across core systems. These upgrades are essential to ensure long‑term stability, enhanced performance, and improved platform security.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

An update will be posted once maintenance is fully completed and all services are operating normally.

Update – Sept 16, 2026 – EquiTrack Tokens Being Listed

Update – Aug 11, 2026 – System Stress Test Update

Update – Aug 10, 2026

Update – July 23, 2026

Tokens Added – July 22, 2026

July 21, 2026 – HootDex FIX API

HootDex Update – 9 July 2026

HootDex is rolling out an upgrade to its treasury reporting system, ensuring every token on the platform displays transparent, on‑chain collateral backing through the Pecu Novus digital asset treasury. These improvements will appear across HootDex throughout the week as part of our commitment to clearer, verifiable token data.

XMG Prime & Apex Yield Tokens Being Added to HootDex (June 6, 2026)

A series of XMG Apex Yield Tokens (XAYT) and XMG Prime Yield Tokens (XPYT) are now being added to HootDex, expanding the Digital Credit Note token ecosystem with two fully PNP16 and ERC‑20 compliant yield instruments.

Over the coming week, formal pricing will be initiated for each DCN, and until that process begins, there will be no active price discovery on the platform. Both yield tokens will distribute returns hourly, and all trading will occur strictly on an OTC basis, ensuring proper suitability and institutional‑grade handling. While secondary market opportunities may emerge away from HootDex over time, XAYT and XPYT will always retain the same smart‑contract data, functions, and treasury‑backed structure, regardless of where qualified counterparties choose to transact.

Market News

  • Midterm elections 2026 live updates: Democrats flip South Carolina Senate seat, projected to win House
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:41 am

    Follow 2026 midterm elections live updates, including House and Senate races in Texas, Georgia, Ohio and Minnesota, and key results as polls close.

  • Midterm elections 2026 live updates: Democrats flip South Carolina Senate seat, projected to win House
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:41 am

    Follow 2026 midterm elections live updates, including House and Senate races in Texas, Georgia, Ohio and Minnesota, and key results as polls close.

  • Midterm elections could jolt stocks as Democrats look poised to sweep Congress
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:38 am

    Wall Street weighs how the 2026 midterms could affect stocks, Treasury yields, artificial intelligence, energy prices, banks, defense and healthcare.

  • Midterm elections could jolt stocks as Democrats look poised to sweep Congress
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:38 am

    Wall Street weighs how the 2026 midterms could affect stocks, Treasury yields, artificial intelligence, energy prices, banks, defense and healthcare.

  • Stock futures fall on speculation Democrats to win big in midterms, slow data center buildout: Live updates
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:37 am

    Investors braced for the results of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.

  • ZachXBT identifies French bank as alleged victim of $133M crypto theft
    by Cointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra on November 4, 2026 at 3:35 am

    The French bank has not confirmed its alleged involvement in the crypto theft, which ZachXBT said could have resulted in losses exceeding $133 million.

  • Trump turns on Fox News, attacks ratings
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:34 am
  • Flux Power forecasts $7M-$8M Q2 revenue as paused customer places surprise OEM order
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:27 am
  • Phoenix Education partners expects $0.970B-$1.0B fiscal 2027 net revenue while absorbing AI search disruption and integrating Fuel50
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:26 am
  • Treasury yields fall as investors crowd into bonds for safety amid election stock sell-off
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:24 am

    Treasury yields fell on Tuesday night, as investors sought shelter from a sell-off in equity futures sparked by big victories from Democrats in the U.S. midterm elections.

  • Bio-Techne declares $0.08 dividend
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:23 am
  • Peyto Exploration raises quarterly dividend by 8% to CAD 0.13/share
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:23 am
  • NBH Holdings declares $0.33 dividend
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:21 am
  • Triple Flag Precious Metals declares $0.06 dividend
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:20 am
  • US midterms election 2026 live: Democrats 6 seats short of Senate majority
    by Cointelegraph by Felix Ng on November 4, 2026 at 3:16 am

    Follow live coverage of the 2026 US midterm elections, including key congressional races, crypto-backed candidates and what the results could mean for digital asset regulation.

  • Live updates: Nasdaq futures down 2% as AI trade takes political gut punch
    on November 4, 2026 at 3:03 am
  • Democrats score early victories over Trump’s Republicans in battle for Congress
    on November 4, 2026 at 2:48 am

    High-stakes midterm election doubles as referendum on president’s policies

  • Live: 'Magnificent Seven' stocks drop as Democrats expected to take House
    on November 4, 2026 at 2:27 am
  • Onsemi delays auto restocking as AI sales jump 175%
    by Shuning Zhao on November 4, 2026 at 2:03 am

    The chipmaker is prioritizing AI and industrial customers, temporarily delaying some automakers’ inventory orders.

  • China services PMI slows to 50.8 in October as price cuts meet rising costs
    by Eamonn Sheridan on November 4, 2026 at 1:59 am

    The data adds to the picture of a Chinese economy still growing but struggling with weak pricing power, which helps explain why authorities are leaning on targeted support such as this week’s expanded buyback lending. Falling selling prices alongside rising costs point to margin pressure for listed service companies, which may limit any equity bounce from the support measures. Firms specifically cited oil among rising input costs, a sign that higher energy prices linked to the Middle East conflict are filtering into China’s economy even as companies cannot pass them on. For the Australian dollar and commodities, the slightly firmer manufacturing output is a modest offset, but the softer services reading gives little reason to expect a stronger demand impulse from China.--- Chinese service firms are still finding customers and hiring staff, but they are cutting prices to do it while their own costs climb, a squeeze that shows up in profits before it shows up in growth.Summary:The RatingDog China General Services PMI fell to 50.8 in October from 51.6, the slowest growth in three monthsNew business rose at a solid pace, and new export orders grew for a sixth monthEmployment rose for a sixth month at a faster pace, and backlogs fell for the first time in a year, helped by AI efficienciesSelling prices fell for a second month, while input costs rose at the fastest pace in five months on labour, raw material and oil costsBusiness confidence slipped to a three-month lowThe composite PMI fell to 52.0 from 52.4, despite faster manufacturing output growth China’s services sector kept growing in October but at a slower pace, a private survey showed on Wednesday. Firms cut prices to win business even though their own costs rose at the fastest rate in five months.The RatingDog China General Services PMI, compiled by S&P Global, fell to 50.8 in October from 51.6 in September. The reading stayed above the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction, but it showed the slowest growth in activity in three months. Firms pointed to operational constraints as a factor behind the slowdown.Demand held up better than the headline suggests. New business continued to rise at a solid pace, little changed from September, extending a run of growth that began in January 2023. Firms credited wider customer bases and successful promotional efforts. New export orders rose for a sixth straight month, the longest stretch since 2024, though growth eased and was marginal.Hiring picked up. Employment rose for a sixth month, and at a faster pace than in September, as firms took on both full- and part-time staff. The extra workers, along with what firms described as efficiency gains from AI, helped reduce backlogs of work for the first time in a year.Pricing remains the main concern. Average selling prices fell for a second month as firms discounted to cope with fierce competition, although the pace of discounting eased from September. At the same time, input cost inflation hit a five-month high, driven by higher labour, raw material and oil costs, with some firms also citing social security payments. That combination points to pressure on profit margins.Business confidence stayed positive but slipped to a three-month low, as firms worried about rising costs and competition.A separate composite index, which combines manufacturing and services, fell to 52.0 from 52.4, the slowest rise in private sector output in three months. Faster growth in manufacturing output was not enough to offset the softer services expansion.RatingDog founder Yao Yu said that steady new business and stronger hiring underpinned growth at the start of the fourth quarter, but that renewed discounting and rising costs were weighing on profitability.  This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

  • Live updates: Dollar dives, Treasury yields fall as election polls start closing
    on November 4, 2026 at 1:43 am
  • Haynes Furniture to shut flagship store as 128-year-old legacy comes to end
    by Aparajita Chatterjee, Dana Sullivan Kilroy on November 4, 2026 at 1:33 am

    With all stores closing, this will be the last chance for shoppers ahead of holiday sales.

  • It's no longer early, this election is looking like a disaster for Republicans
    by Adam Button on November 4, 2026 at 1:31 am

    It's no longer early as US votes roll in.There is a highly statistically significant number of districts reporting now and some of them reporting completely. The numbers are showing a 10-35 point swing towards Democrats. If even the bottom of that holds, it's a huge swing towards Democrats.For illustration, betting odds now have Democrats winning the Texas Governorship and Senate seat, with Talarico beating Paxton at 95%. In the closely-watched early numbers in KY-06 and IN-05 the numbers are unmistakable and show Democrats upsetting Republicans in both. Florida hasn't been as much of a landslide but it has shown a shift to Democrats of around 10 points from 2024.Another huge upset brewing is in South Carolina, where Lindsay Graham's sister was running for his seat after his death. Odds now have her narrowly losing the seat, which would hand it to Democrats for the next 6 years. On Kalshi, Democrat control of the Senate is now at 96.8%.It seems that all that's left to do is tally the margin of victory.In terms of markets, I would be careful with tech because anti data-centers was a strong campaign message and anti-AI in general. The tech right got into bed with Trump and now there might be a price to pay. That's particularly notable in Texas, where there are a huge amount of data centers planned. Shares of Tesla are down 3% overnight and I think that's an interesting spot to watch if the Democrat wins the Governorship.  This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

  • Macy's has a $100 farmhouse comforter set with sheets and a bed skirt on sale for $40
    by Adam Reeder on November 4, 2026 at 1:30 am

    The reversible design is like two comforters in one.

  • Live: Nasdaq-100 futures hit lowest level since July as early results favor Dems
    on November 4, 2026 at 1:26 am
  • Here’s why AMD’s stock is rising — and sending a confident message about the AI trade
    by Britney Nguyen on November 4, 2026 at 1:16 am

    The chip maker is showing “real” revenue from AI, shrugging off sustainability concerns and leading to an upbeat forecast.

  • Super Micro’s stock pops as earnings show booming demand for AI servers
    by Christine Ji on November 4, 2026 at 1:12 am

    Super Micro is building out a “high-quality customer base” that’s fueling revenue growth, CFO Mark Long told MarketWatch.

  • Recap: New Zealand jobless rate hits 11-year high, kiwi slips as RBNZ hike bets fade
    by Eamonn Sheridan on November 4, 2026 at 1:11 am

    The steady drift lower in the kiwi since the release suggests traders are pricing out some of the chance of a December hike rather than reacting to a one-off headline. The fall in two-year swaps supports that reading. With the RBA still leaning hawkish, the widening policy gap leaves NZD/AUD vulnerable to further weakness. The election is the next risk: a Labour-led win would bring the prospect of a dual mandate, which markets would likely read as tilting the RBNZ toward easier policy over time. Inflation expectations surveys later this month are the next test of whether the RBNZ’s hawks can still make their case.---Earlier:NZ Q3 Unemployment rate 5.7% (expected 5.5%, prior 5.6%)--- New Zealand’s jobs data missed on every measure, handing the RBNZ a reason to stay on hold and the opposition a fresh line of attack days before the vote.Summary:Unemployment rose to 5.7% in Q3, the highest since 2015, against expectations of 5.5% from both economists and the RBNZEmployment fell 0.1% and participation slipped to 70.4%Private sector wage growth slowed to 0.4% in the quarter and 2.0% on the yearThe kiwi dipped, steadied around $0.56 and has drifted lower since, while two-year swaps fell about 6bpLabour called the data a verdict on the government, while the finance minister urged voters to stick with its planLabour has pledged to restore a dual mandate for the RBNZ if elected on Saturday New Zealand’s unemployment rate climbed to an 11-year high in the third quarter, data released earlier on Wednesday showed. The New Zealand dollar has traded lower since, as markets weigh the outlook for interest rates and Saturday’s general election.To recap, the jobless rate rose to 5.7% in the three months to September, the highest since 2015, according to Statistics New Zealand. Economists polled by Reuters had expected 5.5%, as had the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Employment fell 0.1% from the previous quarter, against forecasts of a 0.4% rise, and the participation rate slipped to 70.4%, below the 70.7% expected.Wage growth also slowed. Private sector labour costs excluding overtime rose 0.4% in the quarter, down from 0.7% in the previous three months, taking annual growth to 2.0% from 2.1%.The figures land in the final days of a tight election campaign, Reuters reported, with an Ipsos poll this week showing inflation and the cost of living as voters’ top concern. Labour’s finance spokesperson, Barbara Edmonds, said the data was a damning judgement on Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s handling of the economy. Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the numbers reflected the effect of uncertainty and showed the need to stay with the government’s plan, which she said was rebuilding the economy.Markets read the data as reducing pressure on the central bank to resume rate rises. The kiwi dipped on the release before steadying around $0.56, Reuters reported, and has since drifted lower. Two-year swap rates fell about 6 basis points to around 3.78%.The RBNZ surprised markets last week by holding its official cash rate at 2.75%. It said it wanted time to judge the effect of two earlier hikes, while signalling further increases were still likely. Economists at one local bank said the weakening labour market made that decision look increasingly justified, and suggested further hikes may not be needed if the trend continued.The election adds a further policy question. Labour has pledged to return the RBNZ to a dual mandate covering both price stability and maximum sustainable employment, rather than its current single focus on inflation.  This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

  • Live updates: Stock futures turn lower as Democrats on track for strong gains
    on November 4, 2026 at 1:07 am
  • Google responds to political backlash over removing search from schools that ban AI
    on November 4, 2026 at 1:07 am

    After elected officials voiced outrage over Google turning off search at schools that ban AI, the company said search can be turned back on with AI Overviews.

HootDex Listings

Institutional Trading Architecture
Collateralised Assets

Benefit from diverse token listings

HootDex delivers broad listing diversification across SynthCryptos, CryptoPairs, XMG Tokens, Venture Tokens, DCNs, DBTs, and Perpetuals, which are all DAT‑backed instruments. This equips active participants with a naturally risk‑mitigated environment where systemic exposure is spread cleanly across multiple fully collateralised asset classes.

FIX API Integration

Our native FIX API ensures clearing institutions can access this diversified market with the same high‑speed, low‑latency execution infrastructure they rely on in traditional finance channels, while the platform’s deterministic on‑chain matching engine guarantees consistent performance under intense network load peaks.

Interoperability

Global Swapping

HootDex enables true global swapping capabilities, allowing sovereign users anywhere in the world to instantly exchange fully collateralised digital assets with deterministic on-chain settlement parameters and zero operational reliance on centralised financial intermediaries or clearing house toll roads.

High-Velocity Engine

Our high‑performance matching engine, combined with institutional‑grade FIX API connectivity, ensures rapid, reliable block execution across international borders, making macro global asset movement seamless, completely transparent, and operationally efficient.

Ecosystem Micro-Economics

HootDex Trading Fees

HootDex completely absorbs all Pecu Novus base layer network gas fees and enforces a single, predictable 0.0025 (0.25%) trading fee framework. The protocol programmatically routes 97% of that net transactional revenue to permanently lock PECU back into designated Digital Asset Treasuries for HootDex or XMG Fintech minted tokens, or to execute systemic PECU burns to reduce circulating float.

Self-Reinforcing Loops

These deflationary treasury actions directly reinforce the economic structural integrity of the Pecu Novus blockchain network. As macro trading activity accelerates over time, both HootDex clearers and Pecu Novus node foundations grow stronger, fuelling a self-reinforcing financial ecosystem.

Layer-1 Consensus

Pecu Novus Blockchain

HootDex captures a decisive structural advantage by anchoring operations natively over the Pecu Novus blockchain network. This layer provides the extreme processing throughput, minimal latency ceilings, and absolute deterministic validation parameters required for high-frequency institutional trading lines.

Deterministic Security

Pecu Novus’ horizontally scalable node architecture, predictable gas baseline models, and strict on-chain ledger transparency guarantee that every token swap, limit order entry, and liquidity provisioning match is secure, fast, and fully auditable by public block explorers.

Wide Range of Digital Assets To Choose From

Discover about the level of diversity and growing list of digital assets being added to HootDex with NO GAS FEES.

HootDex Asset Diversity Showcase

Diverse Utility Driven Digital Assets

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SynthCrypto

SynthCryptos

SynthCryptos are synthetic representations of major L1 native tokens, each supported by a dedicated digital asset treasury that provides structural integrity and collateralised backing...

Unified Liquidity Core

Central Limit Order Book

HootDex's decentralised Central Limit Order Book (CLOB), powered by HX-Core, ensures unified digital asset liquidity across every listed token and perpetual, with all bids and asks aggregated into a single, transparent market rather than fragmented across pools or bonding curves.

Because every asset on HootDex is backed by its own Digital Asset Treasury (DAT), liquidity is not only deep but fully collateralised, giving traders confidence that every order, swap and execution is supported by verifiable on‑chain reserves.

Exchange Infrastructure

HX-Core

HX-Core is the exchange infrastructure powering HootDex, providing the technology required for electronic trading, order-book management, collateral administration, risk controls and settlement connectivity across digital financial markets. Designed to support multiple independent operators and market environments, HX-Core enables a broad range of asset classes and financial products to operate within a common, scalable trading framework.

Working alongside Pecu Novus and HootDex, HX-Core delivers the institutional-grade exchange capabilities that underpin a growing digital financial ecosystem.

Next-Gen Scaling Paradigm

The Future of Digital Asset Swapping Here Today!

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The World of HootDex and Unique Tokens

Exploring unique asset tokens, from SynthCryptos and crypto pairs to digital basket tokens and perpetual futures.

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Reshaping Private Equity & Private Credit

Analyzing how perpetual digital credit note tokens and tokenised liquidity rails are transforming private capital markets.

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The Commodity Nature of Cryptocurrency

Examining finite digital commodities like Bitcoin, Pecu Novus, and Litecoin as robust, non-correlated stores of value.

Members First.

No Investors • No Fees To Any Company • No Compensated Market Makers

HootDex does not have its own token, DeFI wallet or accounts by design but anyone can get involved with HootDex via Pecu Novus & PECU, the network's native token.

Compliance & Performance

Institutional Grade Platform

HootDex was engineered as an institutional‑grade decentralised trading platform, built on a fully transparent, deterministic on-chain architecture designed to support compliant, high‑volume financial products. It also includes native FIX API connectivity, allowing institutions to integrate directly into HootDex using the same professional trading infrastructure they rely on in traditional markets.

Market Architecture

Best-in-Class Innovation

HootDex delivers best‑in‑class innovation by combining a deterministic on-chain architecture with automated, institutional‑grade liquidity systems that mirror professional market making rather than traditional AMMs. Its liquidity pools place algorithmic bids and asks directly onto the order book rather than using bonding curves to ensure deep liquidity, low slippage and risk‑managed performance that works this way to provide CEX‑level execution in a fully decentralised environment.

Portfolio Alpha

Unique Digital Assets

HootDex offers a diverse range of cryptocurrency asset classes with a growing number of listings, providing traders with valuable opportunities for portfolio diversification and exposure to various market segments, enhancing their trading strategies and risk management.

Protocol Value Matrix

The Benefits of HootDex

Institutional Grade Architecture

HootDex is built on deterministic, transparent on‑chain mechanics that support compliant, high‑volume digital asset markets.

CLOB Based Execution

HootDex delivers CEX‑level performance with decentralised settlement, ensuring precision pricing and minimal slippage.

No AMM‑Style Impermanent Loss

There is no impermanent loss due to CLOB infrastructure which preserves capital efficiency.

Native FIX API Connectivity

FIX API’s enable seamless integration for institutional traders, quant desks and algorithmic systems using traditional financial infrastructure.

Digital Asset Treasury Collateralisation

Digital Asset Treasuries are used to ensure that every token on HootDex is backed by verifiable, on-chain reserves, with most tokens having over 200+ smart contract data points.

Predictable, Transparent Fee Structure

HootDex has a fixed 25 bps model that eliminates hidden costs, absorbs blockchain gas fees and supports transparency.

Cross Asset Interoperability

Allows advanced instruments like SynthCryptos, Hybrids, Venture Tokens, DCNs, DBTs and Perpetuals to trade seamlessly.

Compliance Aligned Transparency

Provides audit‑ready data, real‑time reporting and deterministic smart‑contract behaviour suitable for regulated environments.

Blind OTC Desk

Institutions can seamlessly execute block trades of various tokens privately and securely with other Blind OTC Desk participants on a decentralised basis.

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