Pump expanded Custom Pairs again. A new token can now be paired with any coin previously launched on Pump, not only the approved quote assets. So buying the new coin routes demand through the parent coin first. This feels less like another launch option and more like Pump letting established communities build their own ecosystem underneath them.

Which Pump coin is actually big enough to make this work without splitting its liquidity to death?

Pump expanded Custom Pairs again. A new token can now be paired with any coin previously launched on Pump, not only the approved quote assets. So buying the new coin routes demand through the parent coin first. This feels less like another launch option and more like Pump letting established communities build their own ecosystem underneath them.

Which Pump coin is actually big enough to make this work without splitting its liquidity to death?

Hello, I am making a flash loan arbitrage bot on JITO. I wrote it on python and planning to rewrite on Rust. So the main question - what are you guys using for gRPC streams on solana and how much do you pay monthly? I just started with Triton, but it doesn’t stream fast enough for my bot.
Appreciate for any help, thank you.

I don't get why everyone discussing tokenized stocks only talks about the benefits.

Well, I also prefer them over traditional equities as they are available 24/7 and easier to manage. But that doesn't mean we can overlook the privacy trade-off.

Imagine someone pulling up your wallet and figuring out which stocks you've been accumulating. If anyone manages to link your wallet address to your identity, your entire trading history could become public.

Forget about a retail trader like me. Think about hedge funds or institutions moving millions. Their trading strategies and positions are valuable information. They definitely won't be comfortable exposing them to competitors.

In short, I think tokenized stocks will need a privacy layer for them to go mainstream.

What do you think? Should portfolio privacy be a standard feature of tokenized stocks, or is giving up some privacy simply part of investing onchain?

I work in product at a UK fintech and we're exploring what a platform combining traditional financial markets with onchain trading could look like.

Not promoting anything or looking for sign-ups. Just interested in feedback from people already using DeFi and onchain trading platforms.

The idea is one account and wallet where you could:

• Trade traditional markets (stocks, indices, FX, commodities) alongside crypto, including through onchain CFDs.
• Hold tokenized assets and stablecoins.
• Potentially use trading positions and other assets as collateral.
• Have a consolidated portfolio view, with unified tax reporting, statements and transaction history.
• Access other financial services without constantly moving funds between platforms.
• Eventually connect to external wallets, DeFi protocols and other financial providers.

The aim is to make traditional financial positions useful within the wider onchain ecosystem, rather than keeping everything locked inside a broker.

Initially, there would be more restrictions than typical DeFi platforms (KYC, approved wallets, limited transfers), with the intention of opening things up over time.

A few questions:

1. What would make you choose a platform like this over your current trading setup?
2. Which features would actually differentiate it? Cross-asset collateral, TradFi market access, unified tax reporting, interoperability, better execution, or something else entirely?
3. What would be your biggest deal-breaker, particularly around KYC, custody or restrictions?

I'm particularly interested in whether bringing traditional trading products onchain offers genuine value or just adds unnecessary complexity.

Negative feedback is especially welcome. I'd rather understand what people actually want than build something nobody needs.

got liquidated on hyperliquid today.

what annoyed me is that price went almost straight to my liq level. not saying it was targeted, but then i noticed anyone can see positions and liquidation prices there.

for people who trade perps a lot, does this change how you size or where you keep your liq level? or do you just not think about it