Liquidation shouldn't be a gas race.
Paraclr turns it into a per-block Dutch auction, in 8 parallel lanes on @monad.
Measured on testnet: 28% less taken from traders. 0 vs 49 cross-lane dependencies.
Our Monad Metropolis entry: https://t.co/vZ4LKG2Rssπ
@0x_eunice@spicytaco
Submissions closed, and people are already trying Paraclr. π
New wallets trading on @monad testnet, and 3 market crashes in the Arena we didn't run ourselves.
Liquidations, auctioned by the block.
Your turn: https://t.co/59SWy1ExPZ
. @0x_eunice@spicytaco@d3t3@typedarray
Submitted to Monad Metropolis. β
Paraclr: perps where liquidation is a per-block auction, not a gas race.
Live on @monad testnet, 8 parallel lanes, every number measured.
Now we keep building. Crash it yourself: https://t.co/59SWy1E00r
Liquidation shouldn't be a gas race.
Paraclr turns it into a per-block Dutch auction, in 8 parallel lanes on @monad.
Measured on testnet: 28% less taken from traders. 0 vs 49 cross-lane dependencies.
Our Monad Metropolis entry: https://t.co/vZ4LKG2Rssπ
@0x_eunice@spicytaco
I've watched too many traders get liquidated by a gas race they never had a chance to win.
The fastest bot lands first, takes a fixed penalty, and the trader pays it no matter what the market would actually have charged.
So at @NetLayerLabs we built Paraclr, where liquidation is a per-block Dutch auction instead of a race.
The discount starts at zero and rises every block, and whatever the auction doesn't need goes back to the trader.
Every account lives in one of 8 lanes with its own storage, so a crash in one lane never touches another, exactly what @monad's parallel execution rewards.
We measured it on Monad testnet: 28% less taken from traders, and 0 vs 49 cross-lane dependencies against a shared-state build.
It's live now, so go crash the market yourself and tell me what breaks. π
. @monad_dev@pareen@0x_eunice@spicytaco
Onchain trading is one side of Monad's barbell. Its weak spot: liquidation is a gas race, and the trader pays.
Paraclr turns it into a per-block Dutch auction on @monad.
On testnet:
β’ 28% less taken from traders
β’ 0 vs 49 cross-lane conflicts
Coming soon. @keoneHD
FULL CONVERSATION: The Monad Institutional & Onchain Trading Barbell Thesis Is In Full Swing
@keoneHD@keoneHD@robbieklages
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Monad Needs Both Sides Of The Barbell
03:45 Keone Refused To Cut Corners From Day One
05:23 Privacy And Composability Cannot Coexist Yet
06:07 Speed Is Everything Lesson From Mainnet
Closed a SOL long on Paraclr. +6.8%, bag secured, touching grass.
Every closed position now gets a card like this: entry, exit, PnL, and the meme it deserves. Share it or keep it.
Monad testnet, test funds. Mechanism is real.
Every auction needs someone on the other side when the market is falling hardest.
On Paraclr each of the 8 lanes has its own backstop pool.
It takes underwater accounts at a known discount and inherits the risk.
No APY promises, just the discount it earns.
@monad Keeping the address while upgrading the keys is the right call. Positions, margin and history all live at an address. Nobody wants to migrate that.
Most perps liquidate you "first bot wins": a fixed fee, decided by who pays the most gas.
We're building it differently: a per-block auction, where you keep the equity the taker isn't paid.
Paraclr. Fair liquidations, cleared every block. Soon on @Monad.
Liquidations on most perps are a race: the fastest bot wins, and the trader pays a fixed penalty either way.
Paraclr prices them with the block clock instead.
A Dutch auction per account, and the trader keeps whatever equity the taker isn't paid.
Built for @Monad.