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Metis V8: Solving The QE Drift Metis, the top router in DeFi with more than $2T+ in lifetime volume, has always been focused on the hardest problems in routing. And these days, it is not just about finding the best quote, it is about making sure what lands is as close to the price you were quoted as possible, aka The Quotation-Execution (QE) Drift. V8 is focused on solving that holistically from multiple dimensions in a systemic way: 1. Incentives: Slippage Penalties 2. Design: JIT Onchain Finalization 3. Infra: Sub-2 Slot Latency 4. Option: Rapid Quotation Mode Let us explain:

We built Vulcan for traders who may be better off delegating trading decisions to Claude. cc @vibhu

We deliberately omitted the leverage slider from the Phoenix UI. Each position has leverage, collateral, and size. Fix any 2 and the 3rd is determined. Setting the max leverage only caps the trade size; margin requirements don't change. Lower leverage = trading less size.


@TheCryptoNexus Its more likely KYC will come to hyperliquid after the stablecoin bill passes then another airdrop


did propAMMs just die?


Phoenix builder codes are live. Flight Codes let any trading app, terminal, bot, or agent route order flow to Phoenix and collect a fee on every trade.

Good day for Solana. @bw_solana's SIMD-0525 just merged: slot time will go from 400ms down to 200ms, staged in four 50ms steps, each behind a feature gate. What this means: - Confirmation and finalisation will happen twice as fast at the end of the rollout 🥳 - Blockhash expiry stays 151 slots, but at 200ms that's ~30s of wall-clock time (vs ~60s) - Per-slot compute, write, and account limits get scaled down with slot time - Vote costs go up by ~1 SOL/day per validator at 200ms

wake up babe, Solana's getting faster again




wake up babe, Solana's getting faster again






