2026-01-11 18:43:00

There is a key issue with the trading launch platform in the Solana ecosystem: liquidity is dispersed across multiple platforms. The current trading volume on the two main platforms is only $8.2m, which may seem small, but it actually reflects the fragmentation within the ecosystem.

Imagine if these platforms could achieve liquidity aggregation or cross-platform connectivity—synchronizing liquidity across trading pairs and sharing order books—what kind of price performance could that produce? How much would the user experience improve?

This is the core problem that next-generation solutions need to address. Liquidity concentration determines trading slippage, the number of trading pairs, user retention, and ultimately impacts the health of the entire ecosystem. Once true liquidity connectivity is achieved, the trading volume in the Solana ecosystem has room for growth.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 13h ago

8.2m is this? Fragmentation is so serious --- We've been talking about liquidity interconnection for so long, but no one has truly done it well --- It feels like everyone is just waiting for someone to come and consolidate this piece of the cake --- Speaking of which, the Solana ecosystem is now like a scattered mess, which is a bit uncomfortable --- Slippage is too terrifying, really discouraging newcomers

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CryptoComedian

· 01-11 19:05

Time flies, and Solana is drifting further and further along the path of fragmentation. It's like dividing a pizza into eight slices and placing each in a different room—you're still hungry and starving. If they really want to achieve liquidity interconnection, I might believe it. But looking at the current $8.2m trading volume, it's a textbook example of a rookie's self-rescue guide.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-11 19:02

8.2m in liquidity, is that all? Fragmentation is really intense—lots of small platforms fighting each other, no one can get enough. If they actually integrate and reduce slippage by half, someone will definitely take off then. It all depends on who breaks through this barrier first.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 01-11 19:00

8.2m is this? Fragmentation is too outrageous, making it impossible to compete with CEX. --- If liquidity aggregation really gets going, slippage can be directly halved. This is the breakthrough point for the SOL ecosystem. --- To put it simply, the current platforms are too fragmented, each doing their own thing, resulting in a terrible user experience. --- Wait, isn't this exactly what Raydium should have done long ago... Why are we only discussing it now? --- Once liquidity interconnection is achieved, not to mention trading volume, the ecosystem activity can double.

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SigmaBrain