Metal trading and physical stock, built for where the world is heading.

These are the metals with the deepest markets and tightest spreads — the core of daily trading activity. Gold and silver anchor the precious metals side; copper, aluminum and zinc drive industrial and construction demand; platinum, palladium and nickel sit at the intersection of industrial use and emerging technology demand. Liquidity here means faster execution, tighter pricing, and the ability to move volume without disrupting the market.

This tier is where we see the clearest structural tailwind. Electrification, battery production, defense manufacturing and renewable energy infrastructure all pull on the same set of inputs. Lithium and cobalt feed battery supply chains; nickel is critical to both stainless steel and battery cathodes; tungsten and graphite serve industrial and defense applications; rare-earth magnets are essential to EV motors, wind turbines and precision electronics. We track these markets closely because the demand curve here isn't cyclical — it's structural.

The thinnest, most specialized markets we trade — and the ones that require the deepest expertise. These metals are produced in small volumes, often as byproducts of other mining operations, which makes sourcing and pricing far more specialized than in liquid markets. Rhodium, iridium and ruthenium are critical to catalytic converters, electronics and chemical processing. Rhenium supports high-temperature alloys used in aerospace. Terbium and dysprosium are essential dopants in high-performance rare-earth magnets. Tantalum is core to electronics manufacturing. Trading in this tier isn't about volume — it's about relationships, verified supply and precise timing.