Solana needs a performant CLOB to scale trading onchain, Bullet is the solution. Here is what we have been shipping this week.

We are going to be integrating @hyperlane bridging onto our testnet very soon. With Hyperlane, onboarding onto Bullet will be a piece of cake. Users will be able to bridge in not just from Solana, but other popular chains too such as Arbitrum.

We have made some changes in the UI as well. Now, you may view both the bids and asks side of the order book separately from each other. Many more UI updates will be coming soon too as previously teased 👀

We are also looking into all the bugs that our users have spotted, and are working hard to rectify all of them.

Here is the full Bullet List of aforementioned upgrades and more: Infra and Backend: • Selective transaction delays were added to the codebase, which will allow for cancel prioritisation. This makes quoting fairer by providing a natural speed bump to taker flow, promoting tighter spreads and a more equal playing field for traders based on pricing rather than absolute execution • Audit fixes have been applied and tested on staging, will bump to testnet this week • Internal performance testing on staging. Profiled the gas usage of large operations and identified some slow edge cases • Refactor of how we perform state access which should lead to noticeable speed improvements for large and repetitive call messages before mainnet • Hyperlane bridging has been integrated, will add to testnet soon Product and Frontend: • Initial investigation into Hyperlane bridging integration • End to end testing complete. Testing all the critical flows with every push to the codebase • New and improved button design update • New and improved dropdown design update • Order book view modes - see only bid/asks/both • Further integration of the backend TPSL improvements