Rustem 🏎

@Kormos_fi More yield, I need more yield

Users are missing out on some of the highest yield strategies in DeFi. Most are used to Kamino-like instant and free redemptions, but RWA strategies incur entry and exit slippage, which compounds quickly with looping. Kormos is built to capture this yield.

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@onchainbanksy what are you doing in Morocco?

yeah but can bad bunny do it on a tuesday night during ramadan in morocco

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this make so much sense

Unlike previous market meltdowns there’s options. @RemoraMarkets assets are holding up just fine. And if you think all stocks are going to zero feel free to short them on @FlashTrade You could make it all back in one trade… Or not But the option is there

@robinhanson Yes

Do you trust those who train LLMs to decide law?

it is now feb 6, which means it's been 2 full years without a Solana outage (and technically 3 full years without a perf-related one) we're also now doing 2k tps on average, which would've been impossible during mass volatility not long ago job's not finished, but worth noting

@mudijwd looking sharp

Crypto has not aged me at all. Mudi, 28

@therealchaseeb @colosseum Do it

What if I brought back my old Chewing Glass podcast and just interviewed peoples clawd agents building for the @colosseum hackathon.

@MoneroMahesh every day

Embrace the cringe

Took some courses on @met_lparmy, actually useful to start with. Gut tek

hey @KASTxyz can you add cancel subscription option for long time forgotten services person subscribed?

@a1lon9 Pump.war

I'm prepared to go to war.

@cloudz Save

I’ve made my first ever $57k any serious advice?

@0xluffy @strwbcom @capydotai Please do

@strwbcom @capydotai will publish it soon

i made a chrome extension that converts X articles into a speed reader. no copy pasting. just a button made with @capydotai

@codetaur Looks like refugee shelter

visiting the xAI office really humbled me

@YonaPrivacy Privacy is a new meta

Yona Mainnet is LIVE The new age of privacy on Solana — Trade, Deposit, and Earn Yield with full confidentiality. All the tokens are supported: SOL, USDC, or any SPL. Your on-chain activity = {anon} by default.

@0xEekeyguy Thanks 🙏

@Rustemzzzz more details here mate : dune.com/the_defi_repor…

How Much of Solana's DEX Volume Is Actually Arbitrage? I have been digging into this question for a while now, and the numbers are pretty wild. Quick primer: arbitrage on Solana happens in a few different flavors. Atomic arbs execute within a single transaction—> buy low on one DEX, sell high on another, pocket the difference, all in one go. Bundled arbs spread across multiple transactions in the same block to achieve the same result. And here is something that might surprise you: Lot of bots aren't running custom programs. They are routing through aggregators like Jupiter and DFlow. So I built some queries on Dune to actually quantify this. the numbers. Starting with atomic arbitrage on Jupiter, the results were eye opening: at least 40% of Jupiter's volume is pure atomic arb activity. Let's do some quick math. Aggregators handle roughly 60% of all Solana DEX volume, and Jupiter dominates that space with ~90% market share. So: 0.6 × 0.9 × 0.4 = ~22% of total Solana DEX volume is just atomic arbs running through Jupiter. When I added bundled arbs (multiple transactions across the same block to net a profit on the initial asset), Jupiter's arb share jumped from 40% to 50%, pushing the total DEX figure to around 27%. Factor in DFlow and other aggregators, and we're looking at roughly 30% of all Solana DEX volume coming from arbitrage that I have been able to track through aggregators alone. Note : we took 2 consecutive txns to spot bundled arbs to avoid insanely heavy computation on dune What we are missing Here is the thing—> I am pretty confident we are only capturing maybe 40-60% of actual arb activity. The rest is harder to track with current resources, but based on hundreds of transactions I've analyzed manually: >> Profit margins outside aggregators are significantly higher. Makes sense—>custom routing gives you more room to optimize. h/t @0xGhostLogs for making me realise this >>There are other types of arb strategies we haven't captured yet. The takeaway Conservative estimate: at least 50% of Solana's DEX volume is arbitrage on avg and on certain days, it's probably closer to 60-70%. >> Dune's 30-minute compute limits have been a constraint, but it's still the best tool out there for this kind of analysis. If you have got ideas on how to improve the methodology or want to poke holes in my assumptions, I am all ears. I have built a dashboard to specifically track these numbers : dune.com/the_defi_repor… cc: @mert @DefiIgnas @toly @niteshnath @DanJablonski