> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://perps.gitbook.io/perps./llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://perps.gitbook.io/perps./overview.md).

# Product

`perps.` is a SocialFi trading app built around creator markets.

The current public testnet focuses on three connected experiences:

* Creator profiles with social identity, activity, XP, badges, and rank.
* Creator-market launches and bonding-curve spot trading.
* Perpetual trading for supported creator markets.

## Current Public Testnet

The current public testnet runs on Base Sepolia. It is intended for controlled testing, product feedback, and public demonstration of the creator-market experience.

Available testnet flows include:

* Signing in with social login or an external wallet.
* Viewing creator profiles and public market pages.
* Connecting social identity for creator eligibility.
* Launching a creator market through Launchpad.
* Trading supported creator markets with testnet funds.
* Viewing rank, XP, badges, profile progress, and creator activity.

## How the Product Fits Together

Creators can build a profile, connect social identity, and launch a creator market. Traders can discover creator markets, buy or sell creator tokens, and trade supported perpetual markets. XP and badges provide a visible record of testnet participation and profile activity.

## Testnet Scope

The public testnet is not a production release. Parameters, interface copy, market availability, XP rules, and creator launch rules may change as testing continues.


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