Satori Perp Review 2026: A Perpetuals DEX That Has Shut Down

Satori Perp, also known as Satori Finance, was a decentralized derivatives platform for perpetual contracts. It was listed in May 2023 and described itself as offering a fast trading experience. One review site says it targeted traders who wanted low-latency, high-leverage trading.

The project has shut down. A news report dated June 2026 says Satori Finance would end operations on July 16, citing insufficient revenue and prolonged unfavorable market conditions. This comes from a single report, but it matches the platform's very low TVL of roughly $10,000 and a listing that spans many chains with little capital on each.

The platform was listed across Linea, Story, Ethereum, BNB Chain, TON, zkSync Era, Base, Arbitrum, Zircuit, Scroll, Polygon zkEVM, X Layer and Plume. It has no native token. A points program was the main reward mechanism.

A perpetual contract is a derivative that tracks an asset's price but never expires. A trader posts collateral, picks a leverage level and goes long or short. If the market moves against the position and collateral falls too low, the position is liquidated.

On a decentralized perpetuals platform, these rules run in smart contracts. Users connect a wallet and deposit collateral on-chain. Prices come from oracles, and a funding rate keeps the contract price close to the spot market.

Satori Perp followed this general model across many chains. The exact pricing design, liquidity source and oracle setup are not detailed in the material reviewed, so users could only confirm them from the project's own documentation, which may no longer be available.

Satori Perp's trading fees, funding rates and liquidation charges are not published in the material reviewed. Perpetual platforms usually charge a trading fee, a funding rate paid between longs and shorts, and network gas on each transaction.

Since the platform has shut down, fee schedules are no longer relevant for new trades. Any final withdrawal would still cost gas on the relevant chain.

Smart-contract risk applies to any on-chain derivatives platform. The aggregated listing shows two audits, but the auditors and reports are not named in the material reviewed. An audit reduces risk but does not remove it.

The larger concern now is the shutdown. A news report says operations ended on July 16 after revenue stayed too low. Users should rely only on official announcements for withdrawal steps and avoid unsolicited messages, since wind-downs attract scammers. The project does not publish a regulatory licence in the material reviewed. Derivatives trading is restricted in some jurisdictions, so check the rules where you live.

This page is for people who used or held funds on Satori Perp, and for those researching decentralized perpetual platforms who want to know what happened. It is not for new traders, since the project has closed.