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Introducing Change Order A novel order type that unlocks efficient Market Making on Perpl by uniquely leveraging Monad's parallelism (pipelining) architecture. Here is how Perpl's Change order compares to legacy perp DEX Post/Cancel order:

Introducing Change Order A novel order type that unlocks efficient Market Making on Perpl by uniquely leveraging Monad's parallelism (pipelining) architecture. Here is how Perpl's Change order compares to legacy perp DEX Post/Cancel order:

16,572 views • 2 months ago

Built a full chat-to-trade interface for Perpl with Claude in a day Everyone should get to building, the tech is incredible

Built a full chat-to-trade interface for Perpl with Claude in a day Everyone should get to building, the tech is incredible

11,450 views • 4 months ago

Bridging in DeFi sucks 🤢! Users deposit funds in black holes or wait days to withdraw 😵. The UX problem increases as thousands of new rollups come online in the modular future 🧩. Today we're publishing a novel design that is fully on-chain, transparent, & permissionless 🧙‍♂️.

Bridging in DeFi sucks 🤢! Users deposit funds in black holes or wait days to withdraw 😵. The UX problem increases as thousands of new rollups come online in the modular future 🧩. Today we're publishing a novel design that is fully on-chain, transparent, & permissionless 🧙‍♂️.

35,388 views • 2 years ago

We're building Perpl to be the most gas-optimized CLOB. Monad uses priority gas auctions, and cheaper transactions have a higher chance of inclusion and (possibly) earlier in the block. Here is a practical example: - Market makers have to constantly update their orders on the book using non-matching (post, cancel) orders. - Cheaper post/cancel = more frequent updates = tighter spreads. That is the objective function! Poor CLOB designs would make market-making expensive, and those inefficiencies cannot be obfuscated on an L1, unlike on app-chains or beefy L2 sequencers.

We're building Perpl to be the most gas-optimized CLOB. Monad uses priority gas auctions, and cheaper transactions have a higher chance of inclusion and (possibly) earlier in the block. Here is a practical example: - Market makers have to constantly update their orders on the book using non-matching (post, cancel) orders. - Cheaper post/cancel = more frequent updates = tighter spreads. That is the objective function! Poor CLOB designs would make market-making expensive, and those inefficiencies cannot be obfuscated on an L1, unlike on app-chains or beefy L2 sequencers.

13,546 views • 11 months ago

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