We’re thrilled to share that DCTRL is featured today in the @globeandmail, in print and online!
Grateful for the coverage from @apgalbraith as we prepare for our move to a new space.
Read the full article below 👇
https://t.co/yJtNDMHpsq
Ever wondered where your order actually sits in the @HyperliquidX queue?
I built a live L4 orderbook visualizer this weekend so you can see:
• Your exact queue position
• Other MM quotes updating in real time
• Individual order details
https://t.co/lBx4CnJGuL
This paper is simply wrong about its central topic: how Hyperliquid’s ADL works.
Tarun is describing a different (much crazier) algorithm, which also might explain how he calculated that traders somehow paid $653m to cover a $23m deficit.
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@_tradernico@deedydas You’re so right, because as everyone always says the nasdaq would be nothing without Citadel, Jane Street, etc..
Wait, how many employees would that be then? 🤡
Yeah that's fair, if the spreads are that wide from data providers that makes more sense. I gotta dig more into the Notice docs.
It still feels a bit aggressive to have funding rates that low though. I like the 50% 8h EMA baked into the oracle price and with a standard funding rate it would still allow natural price discovery just over a longer time period without as much turbulence.
We'll see how it goes as the markets mature though, happy we get to play around with them either way.
SPACEX hasn't even touched the current oracle price since launch and there's barely any incentive for traders to move it. Are we just trading meme-coins with the names of private companies?
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