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DeFi Orbit V2 infrastructure is live

Davis Nunez
Davis Nunez
Founder, DeFi Orbit
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V2 Infrastructure Is Live

DeFi Orbit V2 is live

Big news today. The new version of DeFi Orbit is live for everyone.

For the past few months, we have been rebuilding the engine that runs DeFi Orbit. That engine is the part you never see. It reads the blockchain, finds your positions, and does the math behind every number in your dashboard.

We called the new engine V2. Here is what it does for you.

  • It is fastIf you have a lot of positions, you know the wait. With V2, a wallet with about 3,000 positions loads in under 30 seconds. That used to be a coffee break. Now it is a few seconds.
  • It is more accurateWe have also refined our formulas and added TWIC calculations to every metric, so our data now meets an institutional standard.
  • It is built to growV2 can handle the biggest portfolios we have seen, not just a wallet with a handful of positions. This is the base we needed before opening DeFi Orbit to everyone.

New protocols

We also added support for more protocols.

Positions and lending

  • Kamino Lending on Solana
  • Uniswap V3 positions opened through vFat

Portfolio

  • Meteora V1
  • Loopscale
  • HawkFi

You can see every chain and protocol we support on our supported networks page.

What comes next

We are getting ready to open DeFi Orbit to the public. Before that, you will see more protocols, new pricing plans, and new tools made for liquidity providers. All of it runs on V2.

To everyone who tested DeFi Orbit with us, sent us bugs, and told us what was wrong: this version exists because of you. Thank you.

Davis Nunez
Founder, DeFi Orbit

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