I haven’t seen anything positive coming out of the UK in a long while

I'm really happy with our composable type system. Instead of doing runtime checks, you just write out the conditions declaratively. Like here we use `NonEmpty` to ensure when you send tokens, you can't send zero amount:

It's getting rough for builders. Now we're not just competing with other crypto bros. The tradfi bros have come (Hyperliquid, Robinhood) and now it's the government

Some of you have noticed weird candles like these. Right now our server is being hammered with 1,200 queries/second; we suspect the load impacts either indexing or the connections. We're investigating For mainnet we'll have multiple servers w/ load balancing, so will be better

Testnet finally back up. Our team identified 3 bugs in the smart contract logic, and worked through the last 10 hours to fix them. There are still a few issues remaining. We will take a break for now and work on them tomorrow.

Testnet chain halted for a few hours today due to a logic error in the market order matching logic. It’s been addressed, but now we have another math issue related to handling max slippage. At this moment, orders are not going through. We’re working on it!

We're seeing some extreme candles. This is because some of you are setting very low limit prices (like $50K limit when the current price is 100K). Here, our algorithm chooses the average (that is, 75K). Instead, it should choose the limit price of the resting order (i.e. the older one). Will fix later today.

We're live! Give it a try: App: @Galxe quest:

$650k/yr for hosting is an insane amount. It's what happens when you put everything in AWS or Vercel. At Dango we use bare metal servers at OVH with Ryzen 5900X + 128GB RAM + 4TB NVME SSD at $2000/yr. 4 mainnet nodes + 1 testnet + 1 devnet + 1 indexer DB + 1 backup = $16k/yr, that's it. Read this:

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