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@censarboyzzz Funding is what makes perps more interesting. A trader can get the direction right but still lose efficiency if funding keeps eating into the position. On Somnia, I’ll be watching how funding, liquidity and fast execution work together during volatile markets

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@censarboyzzz @Somnia_Network The bigger test for Somnia is what happens when markets get busy. In perps, fast matching alone isn’t enough. Order updates, funding, liquidations and price feeds all need to stay responsive together. That’s where Somnia’s speed can matter to actual traders

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@thomasthomnb @dreamDEXSomnia Perps are a stronger test for Somnia than TPS. dreamDEX handles CLOB execution while Stork provides fresh data for PnL and liquidations. If both stay in sync during fast moves, Somnia’s real time EVM thesis gets interesting

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@Somnia_Network Native reactivity could make Somnia apps feel truly real time. Think perps reacting to risk events, prediction markets settling instantly, or games updating state in the same block without a keeper

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@Chau09_Dr Real value of reactivity shows up in apps like perps, prediction markets and games. A trade, market event or game action can trigger an onchain response in the same block, without waiting for a keeper. That could make Somnia apps feel much more real time

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@vothaithinh102 @Somnia_Network @dreamDEXSomnia Perps are a much better stress test than raw TPS because every layer affects the trade outcome. I’m especially curious to see how dreamDEX’s onchain CLOB handles execution during fast moves while Stork keeps the reference price fresh on Somnia

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@thomasthomnb Interesting part is that your performance depends on the agent over multiple markets, not one prediction. Tracking consistency alongside win rate could make Agent Draft League a useful way to see which agents actually perform on Somnia over time

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@dreamDEXSomnia Deposit tracking update is probably the most useful one for me. Being able to follow the transaction live instead of wondering where the funds are makes the whole flow feel much smoother. With Somnia moving fast, these UX improvements on dreamDEX really matter

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@0xxOscar @Somnia_Network Price drop is hard to ignore, but I think the more interesting thing to watch now is whether Somnia can turn its tech into real usage. Perps, DeFi and consumer apps getting consistent users will tell us more than the token price alone

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@Plzgivemehopium @dreamDEXSomnia @StorkOracle CLOB and oracle roles fit together well here. Order book handles price time priority and execution, while Stork provides the external reference needed for mark price, funding and liquidation. The key test will be how tightly those two layers stay synchronized during fast market

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@vasyl_khlibko @StorkOracle @Somnia_Network @dreamDEXSomnia @0xPaulThomas @HermanNarula @lippylipka CLOB distinction is important here: the order book determines execution and slippage, while Stork’s feed can serve as the external reference for margin, PnL. So the real test is whether dreamDEX can combine tight CLOB execution with timely oracle updates during fast market moves

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@Chau09_Dr For perps, interesting part is the latency between a price update and trade execution. Stork can keep feeds fresh while Somnia settles the trade in its high throughput environment, dreamDEX can reduce the gap between seeing a market move and actually getting the position onchain

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@0xironyAditya @Somnia_Network @SomniaEco One block reaction is the part that stands out to me. Removing the keeper and second transaction is not just a small optimization, it changes how contracts can be designed. Would be interesting to see how this performs with more complex multi step onchain workflows

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@Trong_Hatachi @StorkOracle @dreamDEXSomnia @Somnia_Network Interesting part for me is the Stork plus DreamDEX combo. Fast price feeds matter a lot more when you are dealing with perps, where even small delays can affect execution. If the liquidity and uptime match the tech, this could be a strong use case for Somnia

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@vilvati @ProphecySocial_ @Somnia_Network What I like here is how low the entry barrier feels. Prediction markets can seem complicated at first, but being able to make a prediction and watch the outcome develop in real time makes the whole experience much more engaging

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@cybergrek I’m watching the product side too, price moves are nice, but seeing people actually use dreamDEX, Prophecy and other Somnia apps would mean a lot more to me long term

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@djaikoku @dreamDEXSomnia Didn’t realize how much the oracle matters for Perps until looking into Stork, fast execution is great, but having reliable price data for things like liquidations is just as important. Nice setup for dreamDEX on Somnia

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@ArunikaLiem @StorkOracle @dreamDEXSomnia @Somnia_Network Perps are where this setup gets really interesting, fast execution is one thing, but reliable price feeds during volatile moves matter just as much. Curious to see how dreamDEX handles real trading once it goes live

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@censarboyzzz @Somnia_Network This is the part I care about too, Speed is nice, but I wanna see what it does for actual liquidity. If dreamDEX can use Somnia’s low latency to attract more market makers and deeper books, that’s when the speed really starts to matter

[Bhupi @Bhupixhot]

@StorkOracle Perps with low latency Stork feeds is a pretty interesting combo, I’m more curious about what happens when real traders and bots start using it. Could be a big step for Somnia’s DeFi side if the activity sticks