Phoenix is the fully on-chain, non-custodial, crankless limit order book on Solana. Bitquery delivers the crankless trade feed, maker quote tracking, liquidity depth history, and slippage analytics through one API. Compare it against Solana DEX activity and perp volume in the same place. No RPC infrastructure to run.
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Phoenix matches and settles atomically, with no third-party cranker. Bitquery streams that crankless trade feed in real time and stores every fill, place, and cancel for replay.
Follow maker quote tracking on any market: who is posting size, where, and how often. Replay liquidity depth history at any block to see how the book changed around big prints.
Run slippage analytics on your own fills or any wallet on Phoenix. Expected price vs. realized price, adverse selection, and effective spreads per market and size bucket.
Compare Phoenix prints against Solana perp volume and other Solana DEXs through the same Bitquery APIs. GraphQL, EAP, Kafka streams, and the MCP server, on one set of credentials.
Trade on Phoenix, quote it as a market maker, study its depth history, or benchmark slippage against Solana perp volume. The crankless trade feed and the historical books live behind one API. Stream live or query history with the same auth.
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