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The current price of Definitive is $0.09756 with a 2.33% change in the last 24 hours.
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Definitive is an onchain trade execution platform that gives decentralized markets the order types and execution quality traders expect from a centralized exchange, without taking custody of their assets. Instead of clicking a swap and hoping for a good fill, a user can place a limit order, a stop or take-profit, or a time-weighted average price order, and Definitive routes execution across a large set of onchain venues and market makers.
EDGE is the platform's utility token: an ERC-20 on Base at 0xED6E000dEF95780fb89734c07EE2ce9F6dcAf110 with 18 decimals and a documented supply of 1,000,000,000. The onchain name reads "Edge." Because both the project name and the ticker are generic and collide with unrelated projects, that Base address is the reliable identifier for this asset. EDGE is not a governance token and not a gas asset. Its documented function is to reduce trading fees when staked and to earn rewards funded from platform revenue.
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Definitive was built by former Coinbase product and engineering staff who had worked on institutional trading systems, which shows in the emphasis on post-trade reporting, sub-accounts, and role-based access control. Reporting on an early round describes roughly 4.1 million dollars raised with BlockTower leading and Nascent, Coinbase Ventures, and CMT Digital participating. Those figures come from secondary reporting rather than an official disclosure page and should be read as approximate.
The product's public track record is easiest to verify through its audit history: four Zellic smart contract assessments between June 2023 and March 2024, an OtterSec review in May 2024, a Cantina audit of the EDGE token in October 2025, and Cantina audits of the Flash API on EVM and Solana in June 2026. The EDGE token is the newest part of the stack, launched well after the trading platform. Definitive also filed a whitepaper under the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation with the Autorite des Marches Financiers in France in August 2025, passported across EU member states.
Non-custodial accounts A user deposits into a portfolio contract they control, and withdrawals and order placement stay with the client. Whitelisted addresses that Definitive calls "performers" may only carry out the pre-determined trading actions the user set up, which is how an automated limit or stop order executes without the user signing at the moment of the fill.
Aggregated routing Orders route across more than 200 decentralized exchanges, onchain venues, and professional market makers. Because routing is any-to-any, a trade between two arbitrary assets need not be split into two hops through an intermediary token.
Advanced order types Market, limit, stop and take-profit, bracket, and TWAP orders are supported in both the Prime interface and Turbo, a faster terminal aimed at new launches. Turbo adds trigger orders and dollar-cost-averaging schedules.
Multichain coverage and abstraction Definitive operates across Solana, Base, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, and other major EVM networks, with crosschain swaps so a portfolio can be traded without leaving the interface. Perpetual futures are offered in beta, powered by Hyperliquid. The platform handles gas and signing mechanics, so traders are not constantly approving transactions or holding native gas on every chain.
0xdefed6eE363Cc984756566726073ed4d0BC68bde on BaseEDGE has two documented functions, and both are tied to actually using the platform.
Stakers also receive rewards. Definitive directs 20 percent of platform revenue toward EDGE each week: half buys back EDGE to reduce the freely tradable float, and half is bought back and redistributed to stakers as staked EDGE, with one quarter of that going to all stakers proportionally and three quarters to stakers who also trade, weighted by volume. Rewards come from revenue rather than new emissions. Unstaking has a seven-day cooldown.
Distribution of the 1,000,000,000 supply is 49 percent community (10.95 percent as an initial airdrop, 38.05 percent for future rewards), 27.21 percent team, 14.64 percent investors, and 9.15 percent treasury. Team and investor allocations carry a 12-month lock and two years of linear vesting.
One structural detail deserves stating plainly, because the documentation calls the supply fixed. The EDGE address on Base is not a plain token contract but an upgradeable ERC-1967 proxy whose current implementation exposes mint(address,uint256) and an upgrade function, and exposes no burn function at all. A simulated mint from an arbitrary address reverts with an unauthorized-owner error, while the same call from the owner succeeds, so minting is restricted to the owner but is possible. That owner is a 2-of-3 multisig. The fixed supply is therefore a policy commitment backed by multisig discipline rather than a cap enforced by code, and repurchased tokens leave the tradable float by being held, since there is no burn function to destroy them. Definitive's own wording never claims a burn, but the distinction matters.
Definitive is not a chain or a decentralized exchange; it sits above them. A DEX such as Uniswap or an aggregator such as 1inch provides or sources liquidity, while Definitive supplies the execution layer and order management around that liquidity, routing into those venues rather than competing with them. Compared with a perpetuals venue like Hyperliquid, which runs its own order book and chain, Definitive is venue-agnostic and spot-first, and integrates Hyperliquid rather than building its own. Compared with a custodial exchange, assets stay in user-controlled contracts and activity is verifiable onchain.
The custody model is the primary security property: client funds sit in contracts the client controls, and authorized executors can only perform pre-approved actions. That limits the blast radius of a platform-side compromise without eliminating it.
Contracts have been reviewed repeatedly by Zellic, OtterSec, and Cantina with no critical findings in the published summaries, and the EDGE token received its own audit in October 2025. Two-factor authentication is available, and integrations exist for institutional custody including Fireblocks, Safe, and Squads. The upgradeable token design is the notable trust assumption, since upgrade and mint authority rest with a 2-of-3 multisig.
Execution is the part of decentralized trading that has stayed noticeably worse than its centralized equivalent. Most onchain interfaces offer little more than an immediate swap, pushing active traders back to custodial venues for anything resembling risk management. Delivering stops, limits, and TWAPs on non-custodial rails, with reporting good enough for a fund's accountants, addresses a real gap, and the EDGE design, where fee reduction and revenue-funded rewards are the whole point of holding, is cleaner than most exchange tokens.
EDGE trades on centralized exchanges, on Base decentralized venues such as Aerodrome, and on Definitive itself. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. Verify the Base contract address against the official documentation before any onchain trade, because both the name and the ticker are shared with unrelated tokens.
EDGE is available on venues including:
Pairs include USD, KRW, EUR, and USDT depending on the venue.
EDGE is deployed on Base only. Sending it to an address on another network will not work.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Definitive is $0.09756 with a 2.33% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $12,541.21 representing a 7.44% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Definitive is $26,520,090, ranking #462 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Definitive is $97,561,737, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 EDGE is in circulation.
Circulating: 271,828,802. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Definitive traded between a low of $0.09367 and a high of $0.09771.
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