🚨Ok I was inspired by @UpUp_Crypto to do a giveaway. I want to connect the @Broadside2037@basejumpxyz family with @ReplyCorp@jordaneureka. 🙏
I will keep this simple give me a follow and tag a couple friends. Respond with $REPLY and give 🦴✊ for my broadside fam. Giveaway ends 9/12 when I will do a random drawing to 1 follower, good luck!
Up for grabs is Dready, a crown jewel of the Basejump ecosystem which will earn you $BONES.
For those who are confused about what Oroboros is:
Oroboros is replacing the current JESTER Mini App. It is the new user-facing trading terminal built on top of the same JESTER engine, accounts, strategies, execution infrastructure, and backend systems we already use.
JESTER is not being replaced. JESTER is the engine underneath everything. Oroboros is simply the interface users will interact with for trading, position and portfolio management, strategy control, assisted execution, and automation.
The reason for separating it is fairly simple. Trying to force every part of JESTER into a single mobile-compatible Mini App is insane. Trading, research, analytics, backtesting, optimization, strategy creation, attribution, automation, and execution do not all belong inside the same interface.
They are different jobs, with different workflows, different layouts, and completely different levels of complexity.
A trading terminal should be clean, fast, and understandable on both desktop and mobile. A serious research and strategy-development environment needs significantly more space and depth. Compressing backtesting, parameter optimization, analytics, attribution, and strategy creation into the same interface someone uses to quickly open or manage a position is both impractical and bad product design.
So we are separating them. Oroboros will be the trading and execution application. Research, backtesting, optimization, analytics, and strategy creation pipelines will be exposed through another standalone application built specifically for that purpose.
It is still the same JESTER account, the same backend, the same strategies, and the same underlying engine. We are simply building different interfaces for different parts of the system instead of continuing to force everything into one increasingly massive application.
Oroboros is not a separate ecosystem, it is not replacing JESTER, and it does not have its own token. It is the replacement for the current JESTER Mini App and the next version of the user-facing JESTER trading experience.
JESTER is the engine. Oroboros is the TERMINAL (not an app).
Why Sceptre Has 100+ Strategies
A lot of people see that Sceptre has 100+ strategies and assume that means clutter, lack of focus, or that we are just throwing things at the wall.
It means the opposite.
We have been pushing update after update, and we will be moving our telegramBot interface to open beta in the near future, official date coming soon.
We also dropped fees from 0.1% to 0.05%, which is far more sensible for an algorithmic platform.
Hyperliquid builders will be the next season.
Once $HYPE go back to ATH, expect a huge updtrend for the ecosystem.
If you want the next x100, you'll have to dig a bit amongst all builders.
Some are very juicy, let me talk about one of them you don't want to ignore 👇
@Dreamcash coming to @JestTech.
And let's just say, the very fact we can just straight up support them via hip3 is a testament to how strong @HyperliquidX is as a platform.
We now support HIP-3 end to end!
Want to trade $XAU, $SILVER, $TSLA, $AAPL, etc ?
Want to farm, automate, and trade @HyperliquidX AND @tradexyz AND @JestTech ALL at the same time?
Now you can.
We shipped a small website pass to bring it in line with Sceptre, plus some overdue info updates.
This is still just a baseline, we’ve got bigger flow and UX improvements queued up as we get closer to beta, the miniapp release, and the terminal launch.
Moving to Beta, what it really means, why it’s hard, and how we’re auditing Sceptre...
Most products don’t die because the idea was bad, they die in the alpha → beta gap, when real users show up, load shows up, and the market punishes anything brittle.