Let’s talk about VelvetX @Velvet_Capital
Of all the segments in the Velvet product suite, I’m most interested in this one.
Most on-chain trading tools on the market prioritize desktop while downplaying mobile, so the trading experience on phones has always been poor. VelvetX focuses on deep mobile optimization, and it’s still invite-only closed beta.
The official claims they want to help traders obtain their own “unfair advantage.” I’m curious what unique features will roll out on mobile endpoints.
How will the invite mechanism be planned long-term? Will access be gradually opened later so more regular traders can experience it?
All of Velvet is being built at the same time—cross-chain aggregated trading, AI-assisted trading tools, plus the mobile VelvetX—so the product portfolio feels complete. We can keep watching and observing it.
Tips to avoid pitfalls
Many people ask whether Velvet has a mobile app. Quick clarification:
The project has not launched a native app on the App Store, so it won’t show up in searches—that’s normal.
The mobile product, VelvetX, is an invite-only PWA web terminal, so it can’t be downloaded directly from app stores.
Once you have invite permissions, open it with Safari
http://x.velvet.capital
then add it to your phone’s home screen to get an app-like trading experience.
If you need an invite link, DM me
Of all the segments in the Velvet product suite, I’m most interested in this one.
Most on-chain trading tools on the market prioritize desktop while downplaying mobile, so the trading experience on phones has always been poor. VelvetX focuses on deep mobile optimization, and it’s still invite-only closed beta.
The official claims they want to help traders obtain their own “unfair advantage.” I’m curious what unique features will roll out on mobile endpoints.
How will the invite mechanism be planned long-term? Will access be gradually opened later so more regular traders can experience it?
All of Velvet is being built at the same time—cross-chain aggregated trading, AI-assisted trading tools, plus the mobile VelvetX—so the product portfolio feels complete. We can keep watching and observing it.
Tips to avoid pitfalls
Many people ask whether Velvet has a mobile app. Quick clarification:
The project has not launched a native app on the App Store, so it won’t show up in searches—that’s normal.
The mobile product, VelvetX, is an invite-only PWA web terminal, so it can’t be downloaded directly from app stores.
Once you have invite permissions, open it with Safari
http://x.velvet.capital
then add it to your phone’s home screen to get an app-like trading experience.
If you need an invite link, DM me