🚨 Lo que acaba de anunciar @Backpack no es solo una noticia, es el inicio de una nueva era en las finanzas.
Olvida los puntos. Olvida las recompensas inflacionarias. Olvida la "utility" vacía. Estamos hablando de ACCIONES REALES de la compañía. 🎒🚨
El 20% del equity de Backpack estará reservado exclusivamente para los usuarios que hagan staking durante 1 año. Y aquí está la clave técnica que lo cambia todo: Esto no es un "airdrop" para vender rápido. Es un mecanismo de acceso a la propiedad real.
Si Backpack alcanza una valoración de $1B (estatus de Unicornio), ese 20% reservado representaría $200M en valor real distribuible entre los holders.
🧠 ¿Por qué es un cambio de paradigma?
En el sistema tradicional y en el 99% de Crypto, tú generas el valor pero ellos se quedan con la propiedad.
🔹 Si usaste Facebook en 2004, no te dieron nada.
🔹 Si usaste Binance en 2017, compraste un token de utilidad, pero no te hiciste socio.
Backpack te hace DUEÑO. Mira dónde juegan sus competidores en Wall Street:
💰 Coinbase: ~$45.2B Market Cap.
💰 Robinhood: ~$68.5B Market Cap.
🔥 Diseñado para premiar la convicción:
1️⃣ Compromiso real: Si haces unstake antes del año, el contador se reinicia.
2️⃣ Escasez Estructural: Pool limitado al 20%. La competencia por cada acción será feroz.
3️⃣ Anclaje Económico: El precio del token deja de ser un gráfico especulativo para vincularse al valor real y los ingresos de la empresa.
🌐 El puente definitivo
Backpack está construyendo la "Super App" financiera: Cripto + Neobanco + Broker de Acciones (NVDA, AAPL) + Pagos. Todo bajo un sistema de Margen Unificado donde todos tus activos trabajan juntos.
El mensaje de @armaniferrante es simple: No te limites a usar la tecnología que viene. Sé dueño de ella. 💼
¿Vas a seguir coleccionando puntos o vas a ser propietario del próximo gigante financiero que cotice en la Bolsa de Nueva York? 🇺🇸📈
¿Tienes dinero parado en el banco cobrando un 0%? 👀
Hay cuentas remuneradas que te pagan hasta un 3,04% sin condiciones.
Depósitos al 3,05%.
Brokers que te dan hasta un 4,2%.
El ranking completo actualizado para 2026 👇🧵
@IngenieroSeed Y que tengan los delincuentes tu número de teléfono y datos personales, ¿de quién es la culpa?
Si les han hackeado la base de datos y tienen toda esa información se me ocurren dos que no hacen bien su trabajo: el broker y la agencia de protección de datos por no multarles.
Así es como voy a conseguir más de 200.000 puntos en Pacifica, lo que podría suponer más de 40.000 $ en el airdrop.
Y lo mejor de todo es que no tengo que preocuparme de nada, ya que lo estoy farmeando de forma 100 % automática.
Actualmente utilizo la plataforma de @fundingdeskio, que permite automatizar operaciones de Delta Neutral con aperturas y cierres mediante TWAP, evitando así los spreads cuando se trabaja con grandes capitales.
La estrategia es muy sencilla: hago un Delta Neutral, es decir, una posición long y una short con el mismo apalancamiento (x10) y el mismo tamaño de posición (6 unidades) en los dos pares que replican el precio del oro (PAXG y GOLD).
La propia plataforma de FundingDesk permite configurar los TWAP. Yo suelo dejarlos en 5 minutos para que las órdenes se ejecuten de forma fraccionada y así minimizar posibles spreads al operar con capital elevado.
Y aquí viene lo mejor: activo la opción automática que permite cerrar las operaciones cada día para obtener el boost del 25 % en puntos y, por tanto, maximizar la cantidad de puntos generados.
En este caso, configuraré 1 minuto de pausa entre ciclos y 1.380 minutos de duración, de forma que se realice al menos una operación al día. Puedes reducir este tiempo si quieres generar más volumen, ya que este parámetro determina cuánto tarda en cerrarse el Delta Neutral y volver a iniciar el ciclo.
Como puedes ver, es un proceso muy sencillo. Llevo casi dos meses y medio utilizando esta herramienta y, como se aprecia en la gráfica de puntos, el crecimiento empieza justo cuando comienzo a utilizar FundingDesk.
También te dejo otros posts de usuarios que están aprovechando esta estrategia debido a lo rentable que resulta.
Cada semana voy a publicar los puntos que recibo hasta el día del airdrop, te dejo los enlaces que necesitas en el siguiente post 🙌
Get @pacifica_fi points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
That is why we built @fundingdeskio. And now it is public, open to everyone, and currently the only 0-fee builder on Pacifica.
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already the #1 Pacifica builder by 30D, 7D and 24H volume.
In this post I’ll explain what FundingDesk is, why we built it, how the strategy works, how I estimate the potential value per point, and how you can use the bot to farm Pacifica points as efficiently as possible.
1⃣What is FundingDesk
FundingDesk is a platform built to automate point farming strategies across perp DEXs. The first focus has been Pacifica.
So, FundingDesk is designed to reduce the real cost per point by optimizing every relevant variable: fees, spread, funding rates, TWAP execution, position size, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica boosts.
The objective is to generate volume and open interest more efficiently, automate the process, reduce unnecessary costs and make point farming less manual.
And now, FundingDesk is now public and open to everyone.
2⃣ Why 0 fees matter
We are the only Pacifica builder with 0 fees. This is one of the most important parts of the thesis because when you farm points, every small cost matters and every inefficiency compounds over time.
Builder fees, spread, bad execution and negative funding can all destroy your cost/point if you do not optimize them properly.
Your cost comes from trading itself, mainly spread, execution and funding if it turns against your position. That does not make the strategy risk-free, but it removes one of the biggest recurring costs and makes the final cost per point much more efficient.
3⃣How to create your account and connect Pacifica
First, go to FundingDesk website (Link in the comments) and create an account with your email. After that, verify your email and activate 2FA. Both steps are required before using the bot.
Then you need to connect your Pacifica API Key.
Inside FundingDesk:
→ Settings → API Keys → New connection
→ Platform: Pacifica
→ Name: choose any name
→ Account Address: paste your Pacifica wallet address
→ API Key: paste your Pacifica API Key
To get your API Key, go to Pacifica:
→ More → API Keys → Generate
→ Copy the key directly from the box that appears
→ Then click Create
Important: do not copy the code from the API list below after clicking Create, because that one may not connect correctly.
So the correct order is: Generate → Copy from the box → Create
Once the API Key is created, go back to FundingDesk, paste the key in your new Pacifica connection and save it.
Once the connection is created, approve your account by verifying your SVM wallet. After that, you can go to the TWAP tab and start configuring the strategy.
4⃣How to reach $0.03–$0.04 per point
Getting points at $0.03–$0.04 is not magic. It comes from optimizing all the parameters at the same time, especially position size, TWAP duration, frequency, spread, funding rates, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica’s points boost.
>Here is a real example from my own setup this week. I used 2 PAXG and 2 XAU, with 3 min duration, 30s frequency, 1 min cycle sleep and 1380 min operation sleep.
With this setup I generated $257K volume, ended with -$146 PnL and received 4,700 points. That is around $0.03 per point.
The key idea is that you should not only think about volume. Pacifica gives weight to open interest and daily activity, so the most efficient strategy is not necessarily to churn as much volume as possible.
The goal is to keep a good position open, generate controlled volume through TWAP execution, maintain daily activity and capture the 25% boost.
That is where FundingDesk becomes useful. You configure the strategy once, and the bot handles the open and close cycles automatically.
5⃣Conservative valuation scenarios
Now let’s talk about the upside. My conservative target value for Pacifica points sits around $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
>To reach around $0.15 per point, Pacifica would need a scenario like a 33% airdrop allocation at a $300M FDV.
>To reach around $0.20 per point, the scenario would be a 33% airdrop allocation at a $400M FDV.
I think these are reasonable scenarios because Pacifica has no VCs. No private round overhang, no big VC allocation that needs to be protected, and therefore more room to reward users directly.
Also, I do not expect Pacifica TGE before Q1 2027. That timing matters because the perp DEX narrative is weak today, but by Q1 2027 the market could be in a completely different environment.
If perp DEX valuations recover, Pacifica can launch into a stronger market.
>So the asymmetry is clear. Get points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 at TGE.
6⃣ PAXG and XAU setup
The current main strategy is a delta-neutral setup using two gold-linked markets. The idea is to short PAXG and long XAU.
Historically on Pacifica, funding has usually favored short PAXG and long XAU. Positive funding on PAXG benefits shorts, while negative funding on XAU benefits longs. Therefore, funding can help reduce the real cost per point.
However, this should not be followed blindly. Always check funding before running the strategy. If funding conditions invert, the setup should invert too.
7⃣Recommended bot parameters
For risk management, I recommend using x10 leverage or lower and not using your full max allowed size. A good reference is to use around 20% of your maximum allowed size.
>For example, if Pacifica allows you to trade 25 PAXG and 25 XAU, I would use around 5 and 5.
>For TWAP timing, the base reference is simple. If you run 5 PAXG short and 5 XAU long, use 5 min duration and 30s frequency.
If you increase the size, increase the duration. If you reduce the size, reduce the duration.
>The goal is to keep each sub-order around or below 0.5 PAXG or XAU. This reduces spread, improves execution and avoids hitting the orderbook too aggressively.
Bad execution increases your cost per point. Good TWAP execution reduces it.
8⃣ Operation Sleep, Cycle Sleep and the 25% boost
This is probably the most important optimization. FundingDesk has an Automatic TWAP Task that allows you to automate the whole cycle.
My recommended setup is 1380 minutes of Operation Sleep and 1 minute of Cycle Sleep. This means the bot keeps the position open for 23 hours, closes it through TWAP, waits 1 minute and opens it again.
The reason is simple. Pacifica gives up to a 25% points boost for daily activity. If you set the cycle at 24 hours or more, you risk missing that daily activity boost.
>That boost is huge because a 25% increase in points works like a direct reduction in your real cost per point.
If you think trading every day increases costs too much, do not reduce daily frequency first. Reduce position size instead.
>One important detail. Every 3 weeks, it is useful to restart the automatic operation because the 23h cycle creates a 1-day drift over time, and that can make you lose the boost.
9⃣ FundingDesk growth since March 18th
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already dominating current Pacifica builder volume.
All-time, FundingDesk is already the #4 builder with $51.22M volume and 134 users. This is strong considering it launched much later than other builders.
But the recent data shows the following:
> In the last 30D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $33.82M volume, 105 users and 51% builder market share.
> In the last 7D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $10.02M volume, 89 users and 68% builder market share.
> In the last 24H, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $949K volume, 64 users and 72% builder market share.
FundingDesk is not the biggest all-time builder yet because it started later. However, it is already the leading builder in the current market, and it is doing that with 0 fees.
🔟 What comes next
We are already working to integrate more perp DEXs, including @Lighter_xyz , @variational_io and @extendedapp
The goal is not to build only a Pacifica tool. The goal is to build a place where users can run delta-neutral strategies, optimize points, reduce costs and farm more efficiently across multiple perp DEXs.
So now I want your feedback.
Which perp DEX should we integrate next?
Get @pacifica_fi points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
That is why we built @fundingdeskio. And now it is public, open to everyone, and currently the only 0-fee builder on Pacifica.
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already the #1 Pacifica builder by 30D, 7D and 24H volume.
In this post I’ll explain what FundingDesk is, why we built it, how the strategy works, how I estimate the potential value per point, and how you can use the bot to farm Pacifica points as efficiently as possible.
1⃣What is FundingDesk
FundingDesk is a platform built to automate point farming strategies across perp DEXs. The first focus has been Pacifica.
So, FundingDesk is designed to reduce the real cost per point by optimizing every relevant variable: fees, spread, funding rates, TWAP execution, position size, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica boosts.
The objective is to generate volume and open interest more efficiently, automate the process, reduce unnecessary costs and make point farming less manual.
And now, FundingDesk is now public and open to everyone.
2⃣ Why 0 fees matter
We are the only Pacifica builder with 0 fees. This is one of the most important parts of the thesis because when you farm points, every small cost matters and every inefficiency compounds over time.
Builder fees, spread, bad execution and negative funding can all destroy your cost/point if you do not optimize them properly.
Your cost comes from trading itself, mainly spread, execution and funding if it turns against your position. That does not make the strategy risk-free, but it removes one of the biggest recurring costs and makes the final cost per point much more efficient.
3⃣How to create your account and connect Pacifica
First, go to FundingDesk website (Link in the comments) and create an account with your email. After that, verify your email and activate 2FA. Both steps are required before using the bot.
Then you need to connect your Pacifica API Key.
Inside FundingDesk:
→ Settings → API Keys → New connection
→ Platform: Pacifica
→ Name: choose any name
→ Account Address: paste your Pacifica wallet address
→ API Key: paste your Pacifica API Key
To get your API Key, go to Pacifica:
→ More → API Keys → Generate
→ Copy the key directly from the box that appears
→ Then click Create
Important: do not copy the code from the API list below after clicking Create, because that one may not connect correctly.
So the correct order is: Generate → Copy from the box → Create
Once the API Key is created, go back to FundingDesk, paste the key in your new Pacifica connection and save it.
Once the connection is created, approve your account by verifying your SVM wallet. After that, you can go to the TWAP tab and start configuring the strategy.
4⃣How to reach $0.03–$0.04 per point
Getting points at $0.03–$0.04 is not magic. It comes from optimizing all the parameters at the same time, especially position size, TWAP duration, frequency, spread, funding rates, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica’s points boost.
>Here is a real example from my own setup this week. I used 2 PAXG and 2 XAU, with 3 min duration, 30s frequency, 1 min cycle sleep and 1380 min operation sleep.
With this setup I generated $257K volume, ended with -$146 PnL and received 4,700 points. That is around $0.03 per point.
The key idea is that you should not only think about volume. Pacifica gives weight to open interest and daily activity, so the most efficient strategy is not necessarily to churn as much volume as possible.
The goal is to keep a good position open, generate controlled volume through TWAP execution, maintain daily activity and capture the 25% boost.
That is where FundingDesk becomes useful. You configure the strategy once, and the bot handles the open and close cycles automatically.
5⃣Conservative valuation scenarios
Now let’s talk about the upside. My conservative target value for Pacifica points sits around $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
>To reach around $0.15 per point, Pacifica would need a scenario like a 33% airdrop allocation at a $300M FDV.
>To reach around $0.20 per point, the scenario would be a 33% airdrop allocation at a $400M FDV.
I think these are reasonable scenarios because Pacifica has no VCs. No private round overhang, no big VC allocation that needs to be protected, and therefore more room to reward users directly.
Also, I do not expect Pacifica TGE before Q1 2027. That timing matters because the perp DEX narrative is weak today, but by Q1 2027 the market could be in a completely different environment.
If perp DEX valuations recover, Pacifica can launch into a stronger market.
>So the asymmetry is clear. Get points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 at TGE.
6⃣ PAXG and XAU setup
The current main strategy is a delta-neutral setup using two gold-linked markets. The idea is to short PAXG and long XAU.
Historically on Pacifica, funding has usually favored short PAXG and long XAU. Positive funding on PAXG benefits shorts, while negative funding on XAU benefits longs. Therefore, funding can help reduce the real cost per point.
However, this should not be followed blindly. Always check funding before running the strategy. If funding conditions invert, the setup should invert too.
7⃣Recommended bot parameters
For risk management, I recommend using x10 leverage or lower and not using your full max allowed size. A good reference is to use around 20% of your maximum allowed size.
>For example, if Pacifica allows you to trade 25 PAXG and 25 XAU, I would use around 5 and 5.
>For TWAP timing, the base reference is simple. If you run 5 PAXG short and 5 XAU long, use 5 min duration and 30s frequency.
If you increase the size, increase the duration. If you reduce the size, reduce the duration.
>The goal is to keep each sub-order around or below 0.5 PAXG or XAU. This reduces spread, improves execution and avoids hitting the orderbook too aggressively.
Bad execution increases your cost per point. Good TWAP execution reduces it.
8⃣ Operation Sleep, Cycle Sleep and the 25% boost
This is probably the most important optimization. FundingDesk has an Automatic TWAP Task that allows you to automate the whole cycle.
My recommended setup is 1380 minutes of Operation Sleep and 1 minute of Cycle Sleep. This means the bot keeps the position open for 23 hours, closes it through TWAP, waits 1 minute and opens it again.
The reason is simple. Pacifica gives up to a 25% points boost for daily activity. If you set the cycle at 24 hours or more, you risk missing that daily activity boost.
>That boost is huge because a 25% increase in points works like a direct reduction in your real cost per point.
If you think trading every day increases costs too much, do not reduce daily frequency first. Reduce position size instead.
>One important detail. Every 3 weeks, it is useful to restart the automatic operation because the 23h cycle creates a 1-day drift over time, and that can make you lose the boost.
9⃣ FundingDesk growth since March 18th
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already dominating current Pacifica builder volume.
All-time, FundingDesk is already the #4 builder with $51.22M volume and 134 users. This is strong considering it launched much later than other builders.
But the recent data shows the following:
> In the last 30D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $33.82M volume, 105 users and 51% builder market share.
> In the last 7D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $10.02M volume, 89 users and 68% builder market share.
> In the last 24H, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $949K volume, 64 users and 72% builder market share.
FundingDesk is not the biggest all-time builder yet because it started later. However, it is already the leading builder in the current market, and it is doing that with 0 fees.
🔟 What comes next
We are already working to integrate more perp DEXs, including @Lighter_xyz , @variational_io and @extendedapp
The goal is not to build only a Pacifica tool. The goal is to build a place where users can run delta-neutral strategies, optimize points, reduce costs and farm more efficiently across multiple perp DEXs.
So now I want your feedback.
Which perp DEX should we integrate next?
Get @pacifica_fi points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
That is why we built @fundingdeskio. And now it is public, open to everyone, and currently the only 0-fee builder on Pacifica.
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already the #1 Pacifica builder by 30D, 7D and 24H volume.
In this post I’ll explain what FundingDesk is, why we built it, how the strategy works, how I estimate the potential value per point, and how you can use the bot to farm Pacifica points as efficiently as possible.
1⃣What is FundingDesk
FundingDesk is a platform built to automate point farming strategies across perp DEXs. The first focus has been Pacifica.
So, FundingDesk is designed to reduce the real cost per point by optimizing every relevant variable: fees, spread, funding rates, TWAP execution, position size, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica boosts.
The objective is to generate volume and open interest more efficiently, automate the process, reduce unnecessary costs and make point farming less manual.
And now, FundingDesk is now public and open to everyone.
2⃣ Why 0 fees matter
We are the only Pacifica builder with 0 fees. This is one of the most important parts of the thesis because when you farm points, every small cost matters and every inefficiency compounds over time.
Builder fees, spread, bad execution and negative funding can all destroy your cost/point if you do not optimize them properly.
Your cost comes from trading itself, mainly spread, execution and funding if it turns against your position. That does not make the strategy risk-free, but it removes one of the biggest recurring costs and makes the final cost per point much more efficient.
3⃣How to create your account and connect Pacifica
First, go to FundingDesk website (Link in the comments) and create an account with your email. After that, verify your email and activate 2FA. Both steps are required before using the bot.
Then you need to connect your Pacifica API Key.
Inside FundingDesk:
→ Settings → API Keys → New connection
→ Platform: Pacifica
→ Name: choose any name
→ Account Address: paste your Pacifica wallet address
→ API Key: paste your Pacifica API Key
To get your API Key, go to Pacifica:
→ More → API Keys → Generate
→ Copy the key directly from the box that appears
→ Then click Create
Important: do not copy the code from the API list below after clicking Create, because that one may not connect correctly.
So the correct order is: Generate → Copy from the box → Create
Once the API Key is created, go back to FundingDesk, paste the key in your new Pacifica connection and save it.
Once the connection is created, approve your account by verifying your SVM wallet. After that, you can go to the TWAP tab and start configuring the strategy.
4⃣How to reach $0.03–$0.04 per point
Getting points at $0.03–$0.04 is not magic. It comes from optimizing all the parameters at the same time, especially position size, TWAP duration, frequency, spread, funding rates, open interest, daily activity and Pacifica’s points boost.
>Here is a real example from my own setup this week. I used 2 PAXG and 2 XAU, with 3 min duration, 30s frequency, 1 min cycle sleep and 1380 min operation sleep.
With this setup I generated $257K volume, ended with -$146 PnL and received 4,700 points. That is around $0.03 per point.
The key idea is that you should not only think about volume. Pacifica gives weight to open interest and daily activity, so the most efficient strategy is not necessarily to churn as much volume as possible.
The goal is to keep a good position open, generate controlled volume through TWAP execution, maintain daily activity and capture the 25% boost.
That is where FundingDesk becomes useful. You configure the strategy once, and the bot handles the open and close cycles automatically.
5⃣Conservative valuation scenarios
Now let’s talk about the upside. My conservative target value for Pacifica points sits around $0.15–$0.20 per point at TGE.
>To reach around $0.15 per point, Pacifica would need a scenario like a 33% airdrop allocation at a $300M FDV.
>To reach around $0.20 per point, the scenario would be a 33% airdrop allocation at a $400M FDV.
I think these are reasonable scenarios because Pacifica has no VCs. No private round overhang, no big VC allocation that needs to be protected, and therefore more room to reward users directly.
Also, I do not expect Pacifica TGE before Q1 2027. That timing matters because the perp DEX narrative is weak today, but by Q1 2027 the market could be in a completely different environment.
If perp DEX valuations recover, Pacifica can launch into a stronger market.
>So the asymmetry is clear. Get points at $0.03–$0.04 today, with a conservative target value of $0.15–$0.20 at TGE.
6⃣ PAXG and XAU setup
The current main strategy is a delta-neutral setup using two gold-linked markets. The idea is to short PAXG and long XAU.
Historically on Pacifica, funding has usually favored short PAXG and long XAU. Positive funding on PAXG benefits shorts, while negative funding on XAU benefits longs. Therefore, funding can help reduce the real cost per point.
However, this should not be followed blindly. Always check funding before running the strategy. If funding conditions invert, the setup should invert too.
7⃣Recommended bot parameters
For risk management, I recommend using x10 leverage or lower and not using your full max allowed size. A good reference is to use around 20% of your maximum allowed size.
>For example, if Pacifica allows you to trade 25 PAXG and 25 XAU, I would use around 5 and 5.
>For TWAP timing, the base reference is simple. If you run 5 PAXG short and 5 XAU long, use 5 min duration and 30s frequency.
If you increase the size, increase the duration. If you reduce the size, reduce the duration.
>The goal is to keep each sub-order around or below 0.5 PAXG or XAU. This reduces spread, improves execution and avoids hitting the orderbook too aggressively.
Bad execution increases your cost per point. Good TWAP execution reduces it.
8⃣ Operation Sleep, Cycle Sleep and the 25% boost
This is probably the most important optimization. FundingDesk has an Automatic TWAP Task that allows you to automate the whole cycle.
My recommended setup is 1380 minutes of Operation Sleep and 1 minute of Cycle Sleep. This means the bot keeps the position open for 23 hours, closes it through TWAP, waits 1 minute and opens it again.
The reason is simple. Pacifica gives up to a 25% points boost for daily activity. If you set the cycle at 24 hours or more, you risk missing that daily activity boost.
>That boost is huge because a 25% increase in points works like a direct reduction in your real cost per point.
If you think trading every day increases costs too much, do not reduce daily frequency first. Reduce position size instead.
>One important detail. Every 3 weeks, it is useful to restart the automatic operation because the 23h cycle creates a 1-day drift over time, and that can make you lose the boost.
9⃣ FundingDesk growth since March 18th
FundingDesk launched on March 18th. Less than 3 months later, it is already dominating current Pacifica builder volume.
All-time, FundingDesk is already the #4 builder with $51.22M volume and 134 users. This is strong considering it launched much later than other builders.
But the recent data shows the following:
> In the last 30D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $33.82M volume, 105 users and 51% builder market share.
> In the last 7D, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $10.02M volume, 89 users and 68% builder market share.
> In the last 24H, FundingDesk is the #1 builder with $949K volume, 64 users and 72% builder market share.
FundingDesk is not the biggest all-time builder yet because it started later. However, it is already the leading builder in the current market, and it is doing that with 0 fees.
🔟 What comes next
We are already working to integrate more perp DEXs, including @Lighter_xyz , @variational_io and @extendedapp
The goal is not to build only a Pacifica tool. The goal is to build a place where users can run delta-neutral strategies, optimize points, reduce costs and farm more efficiently across multiple perp DEXs.
So now I want your feedback.
Which perp DEX should we integrate next?