opcode @opcodedotso

v2 coming soon.

@avaxguy 👍

New on the opcode terminal. Portfolio values your wallet in dollars, each holding and the total. Markets shows every token's 24h move and sorts by 24h rise, 24h fall, or how far the token trades over or under its share. The ticket shows a SOL amount, or the tokens you sell, in dollars. If a quote runs out before you sign, Refresh quote prices the same order again. On a phone, a Trade button stays at the bottom of the screen until the ticket is in view. After a swap, Share on X fills in a post with the price you paid a share. And any opcode.so/trade link now opens as a card with the market's price, its 24h move, the share's own price and the gap between them. Like this one: opcode.so/trade?market=n…

@redshoe66 👍

The terminal moves less data too: after the first load, each price refresh is about 13 KB, down from 530 KB. What every screen shows: opcode.so/docs/terminal

The price per share on a SOL order uses the quote's own SOL price, so it compares directly with a USDC quote. Your first swap, step by step: opcode.so/docs/quick-sta…

Quick on opcode now takes SOL. Buy a stock token with SOL, or sell one and receive SOL. Pick USDC or SOL next to the amount; a wallet that holds SOL and no USDC opens on SOL. A SOL buy keeps 0.01 SOL in your wallet for network fees and the new token account. At 01:34 UTC on Oct 3, 1 SOL ($119.27) quoted 0.5078 NVDAx at $234.85 a share, 0.3212 TSLAx at $371.29 and 0.3575 AAPLx at $333.63, each within 0.3% of the share's last price. The review shows the dollar price per share on SOL orders too. On the eight stocks that both xStocks and Backpack Securities list, a buy still prices the other issuer's token with the same SOL. Liquid tokens also keep their on-chain price between trades now: the last trade sets the price for up to 15 minutes, then the share's own price takes over. opcode.so/trade

Also in the works: v2 of Trade and Launch. Better UX, a better overall experience, and a cleaner interface, all without straying from the original concept.

Price per share comes from the quote's own amounts, so the route's fee is in it. The two tokens track the same share but come from different issuers, each with its own terms: opcode.so/docs/swap

Every Quick quote on opcode now shows what you pay per share, and how far that is from the share's own price. Eight stocks trade as both an xStocks token and a Backpack Securities token: AMD, INTC, IBM, NFLX, HOOD, MSTR, LLY and JNJ. Buy one of them and the quote prices both tokens with the same USDC, side by side, with a link to trade the other one. At 16:30 UTC today, $100 of LLY cost $1,143.57 a share as LLYx and $1,147.03 as Backpack's LLY, against $1,139.59 for the share itself. On NFLX it went the other way: Backpack's token was $0.13 a share cheaper. The terminal header and the Markets view now show each share's price too, and the token's on-chain price against it where that price is verified. And every Quick order is simulated before it reaches your wallet. A route that would fail at that size stops with a message on opcode instead. opcode.so/trade

It feels strange to have wrapped up my last day at work. I think it's time to go full speed ahead.

@solana @Ondo @Backpack @xStocksFi @ArrakisFinance 🤝

@xStocksFi 🤝

We've applied to Jupiter to become an RFQ maker for xStocks. As a maker, opcode would quote straight into Jupiter swaps: an NVDAx trade on Jupiter could fill at opcode's price without anyone opening opcode.so. The quotes would come from the same engine as OPmode: Pyth Pro's price for the underlying share, each token's on-chain multiplier, and per-order size limits.

Tomorrow is my last day at my current job, and after that I'll be able to dedicate myself fully to our project. Thank you for your patience.

opcode @opcodedotso

4 days ago

I wanted to explain why my communication has been a bit delayed. Until now, I've been working on development alongside my full-time job, and I'm in the process of wrapping that up. To dedicate more time to this project, I'm preparing to leave my job. However, there are a few

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@PikaPikaLore Fees over the past 2 days are already down to about 1/5 of what they were in the previous 5 days. Given that, keeping savings for infra costs is the obvious choice. If you don't like that, there's nothing more we can say.

@PikaPikaLore Token trading fees don't last forever. Say we keep building for a year and hit a crypto winter. How do we cover infra costs during that stretch? We're reinvesting as much as we can back into the project, but long-term execution requires some reserves.

I wanted to explain why my communication has been a bit delayed. Until now, I've been working on development alongside my full-time job, and I'm in the process of wrapping that up. To dedicate more time to this project, I'm preparing to leave my job. However, there are a few things I need to hand over first, which is why I haven't been able to give this my full attention. In October, I'll be shipping more and communicating more regularly. Thank you for your patience, and I apologize for the delay.

@PikaPikaLore + tons of invoices.

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@PikaPikaLore Trading fees fund our infra. Pyth alone is $10K/mo, RPC $1K/mo, plus Helius LaserStream usage on top, all prepaid to keep the service running. We've also done 200+ SOL in buybacks, verifiable on our site and on-chain.

68 Backpack Securities tokens are now on opcode, next to the 41 xStocks. 109 markets in all. AMD, COST, HOOD, RDDT, SHOP, LLY, BA and 61 more. Filter by issuer or search by ticker; every market shows its issuer and exact mint. opcode.so/trade