Try the BUY/SELL buttons above — they only flash. The real order lifecycle is simulated in Stage 2, below, where clearing actually happens.

The full products list — every active contract, with ticker codes and next data date — lived at autex.exchange/products. An October 2025 writeup described AutEx as "expected to be open-sourced soon so others can deploy similar exchanges" — it shipped Dec 3, 2025, publicly, as AFX (see Page 1, History).

Nothing above required AutEx's UI to verify. The AFP Explorer (afp.network) is a separate front end for AFP data — Products, Accounts, Trades, and Activity by address, including liquidation and bankruptcy events at the contract level, independent of any single venue. AutonityScan (autonityscan.org) covers the underlying chain itself — blocks, transactions, and contract calls. web3cdn built a second execution venue against the AFP DCC, alongside its confirmed RPC and indexing infrastructure work for Autonity — it was live, but never whitelisted for production trading (→ Page 3 covers the DCC and the AFP SDK this second venue connected to). A separate community project, the Centralized Auton Exchange (CAX), was released during the PCGC testnet rounds — a third example of the permissionless-venue slot being exercised, distinct from both AutEx and web3cdn's venue. Two other short-lived PCGC-era community dapps, for context: tknzd, an NFT trading platform (rounds 4–5), and a front-end deployment of the Perpetual Protocol project, Margined — neither connected to the AFP DCC.