Carbon said it has opened public trading on more than 250 on-chain traditional finance markets, expanding its total tradeable instruments to more than 950 across a single account. The new Carbon TradFi lineup spans equities, indices, foreign exchange and commodities, and sits alongside 530+ crypto perpetuals and 150 24/7 RWAs (real-world assets). The company said each Carbon TradFi position is hedged 1:1 at regulated traditional finance venues through its solver architecture, allowing traders to keep self-custody while receiving price and market depth from the underlying off-chain market rather than from on-chain order books. Carbon said that setup is designed to avoid the liquidity bootstrapping problem that has limited many on-chain real-world asset offerings. At launch, coverage includes 200 stocks across U.S., EU and Asia markets, 62 forex pairs, 12 indices and 8 commodities, with another 150 listings scheduled. The company also opened public deposits for its Carbon Liquidity Provider vault, a delta-neutral (market-direction-neutral) yield product that funds hedges behind trader flow. Carbon said modeled APY is illustrative and ranges from 20.3% at launch utilization to 57.1% at maturity, depending on flow and capital utilization. Carbon, which operates on Arbitrum, said it has been live since 2023 and has processed more than $20 billion in cumulative trading volume across more than 36,000 unique traders.