EPISODE · Aug 28, 2025 · 41 MIN
#41 - Building Dexari: The Next Killer Trading App On Hyperliquid - Chuck Bradford
from The NGMI Podcast · host Tom Mitchelhill
Chuck Bradford is the co-founder and CEO of Dexari, a new mobile-first trading application built on Hyperliquid. In this episode, Chuck breaks down his mission to deliver a best-in-class user experience for traders in crypto while staying true to the original, cypherpunk mission statement of crypto: sovereignty, self-custody, and self-direction. Having worked previously at BinanceUS, Chuck brings a wealth of unique industry-side perspective into how new applications should be built, why decentralization matters, and offers some great analysis on the changing landscape of centralized vs decentralized financial applications. Chuck and I also discussed how the Hyperliquid ecosystem has been a massive unlock for builders looking to deliver new financial products, the importance of solving financial products before anything else in the crypto industry, the new regulatory regime in the United States, as well as the future of Hyperliquid (HYPE) and its growing ecosystem of products. If you'd like to try out Dexari, use the referral code 'ngmi' when signing up to enjoy 10% off your trading fees. LINKS Chuck Bradford: https://x.com/ChuckSBradford Dexari: https://dexari.com/join/ngmi Tom Mitchelhill: https://x.com/thecryptojourno NGMI: https://x.com/ngmi_xyz NGMI Newsletter: https://ngminewsletter.substack.com/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - What is Dexari? 02:00 - Lightbulb Moment For Dexari 04:40 - Building On Hyperliquid 08:53 - Backed by CT Natives 11:54 - The End Game For Dexari 14:16 - Working at BinanceUS 17:20 - Regulation 20:00 - The Gensler SEC 22:25 - Finding The First Users 25:07 - Next Up For Dexari 32:00 - The Future of Hyperliquid 35:50 - Bullish vs Bearish
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