Technical explanations of onchain market structure and Solana infrastructure, including the team's own trading systems and proposed cryptographic upgrades.
Why read Jump Crypto?
Read Jump Crypto for the engineering questions behind a trading venue. Its PropAMM essay explains how an offchain pricing engine and an onchain execution program work together, then uses the team's BisonFi system to illustrate inventory controls and liquidity updates. The concrete example makes it easier to distinguish a passive pool's pricing curve from an active market maker's program.
The quantum-migration paper moves from market structure to protocol design. It separates transaction signatures, consensus signatures and the migration of existing wallets, showing why one cryptographic replacement need not suit every component. Start with the constraints on signature size before the wallet proposal. These are named team members' technical arguments and proposals; the firm's work on Firedancer provides additional context for its Solana focus.
Start with the original
Selected work
Research ·
PropAMMs and the Next Chapter of Permissionless Market Structure
How does active market making operate inside an onchain program? Maher Latif and Daniel Gerhardstein explain oracle updates, inventory and execution, including their own BisonFi example.
Research ·
Quantum Migration Paths for Solana
Why can consensus and wallets need different migration paths? David Rubin, Emanuele Cesena and Maher Latif compare signature constraints and propose a route for existing wallets.
Projects & roles
Firedancer
The validator-client documentation explains why Jump Trading Group is developing an independent Solana implementation.
Onchain
Linked wallets
- Ethereum
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