Orbs Permet des Contrats Perpétuels de Qualité Institutionnelle sur Sei via l'Intégration de Gryps

TheNewsCryptoPublished on 2026-01-27Last updated on 2026-01-27

Abstract

Orbs a annoncé l'intégration de son infrastructure Perpetual Hub Ultra par Gryps, permettant désormais le trading institutionnel de contrats perpétuels sur la blockchain Sei. Cette solution modulaire offre une infrastructure dérivées sophistiquée, garantissant une exécution certaine, une efficacité capitalistique et une gestion des risques déterministe. Grâce à cette intégration, Gryps, un protocole spécialisé dans les perpétuels pour traders professionnels, peut agréger une liquidité profonde, proposer un effet de levier variable et assurer une exécution efficace sans développer d'infrastructure complexe. Elle s'appuie sur la technologie Layer 3 d'Orbs et le système de contrats intelligents de Symmio. Cette collaboration permet à des plateformes décentralisées de rivaliser avec les exchanges centralisés en termes de performance et d'expérience utilisateur, tout en restant entièrement onchain. Elle positionne Orbs comme une référence pour les infrastructures clés en main de contrats perpétuels.

Orbs a annoncé aujourd'hui que le trading de contrats perpétuels de qualité institutionnelle sur Sei Network est désormais possible grâce à l'intégration par Gryps de Perpetual Hub Ultra d'Orbs. Cela élargit l'accès à une infrastructure sophistiquée de produits dérivés conçue pour la certitude d'exécution, l'efficacité du capital et la gestion des risques déterministe en fournissant à Sei une pile de contrats perpétuels entièrement gérée et professionnelle.

L'ensemble de la pile de contrats perpétuels—comprenant la couverture, la liquidation, les oracles et les interfaces de trading professionnelles—est fourni par Perpetual Hub Ultra, une infrastructure modulaire et efficace en capital pour les contrats perpétuels. Grâce à cette intégration, alimentée par l'infrastructure Layer-3 d'Orbs et le système de contrats intelligents de Symmio, Gryps peut agréger une liquidité profonde, offrir des facteurs de levier variables et fournir une exécution efficace sans développer une infrastructure backend complexe.

Gryps n'est pas une application DeFi à usage général, mais plutôt une infrastructure de trading professionnelle créée spécifiquement pour les contrats perpétuels. L'intégration maximise l'efficacité du capital et la garantie d'exécution même dans des conditions de marché imprévisibles en donnant aux utilisateurs de Gryps accès à une exécution basée sur l'intention gérée par l'infrastructure d'Orbs.

« Cela démontre comment une infrastructure avancée de produits dérivés onchain peut être déployée de manière à répondre aux exigences opérationnelles des traders professionnels », a déclaré Ran Hammer, directeur commercial chez Orbs. « En intégrant Perpetual Hub Ultra, Gryps est capable de proposer du trading de contrats perpétuels de qualité institutionnelle sur Sei en utilisant une pile modulaire clé en main qui privilégie la qualité d'exécution et le risque prévisible. »

Perpetual Hub Ultra s'appuie sur les implémentations précédentes de Perpetual Hub qui sont désormais opérationnelles sur plusieurs plateformes de trading décentralisées. En permettant aux plateformes d'acheminer la liquidité à partir de sources à la fois onchain et offchain, y compris d'importantes exchanges centralisées, tout en préservant le règlement et l'exécution décentralisés, la version Ultra étend ces possibilités.

Perpetual Hub Ultra applique le même paradigme aux contrats perpétuels alors que le trading basé sur l'intention continue de dominer les marchés au comptant. En permettant aux places décentralisées de rivaliser avec les exchanges centralisés sur les performances et l'expérience utilisateur tout en étant entièrement onchain, le déploiement de Gryps consolide encore Orbs comme la norme industrielle pour l'infrastructure de contrats perpétuels clé en main.

Construit sur le réseau Sei, Gryps est un protocole de trading de contrats perpétuels haute performance conçu pour les acteurs institutionnels et professionnels du marché. Avec une architecture modulaire basée sur RFQ et un règlement non custodial, le protocole privilégie la qualité d'exécution, l'efficacité du capital et la gestion des risques déterministe. L'infrastructure spécialisée de produits dérivés, connue sous le nom de Gryps, est conçue pour l'évolutivité, la fiabilité et l'exécution prévisible. Visitez https://x.com/gryps_finance pour en savoir plus.

Orbs est une blockchain décentralisée de Layer 3 créée pour le trading onchain sophistiqué. Orbs fonctionne comme une couche d'exécution supplémentaire utilisant un consensus Proof of Stake, permettant une logique et des scripts sophistiqués qui ne sont pas possibles avec les contrats intelligents conventionnels. Les protocoles alimentés par Orbs, tels que dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub et Perpetual Hub, permettent aux marchés décentralisés de fonctionner au niveau CeFi. Avec une main-d'œuvre multinationale répartie sur plusieurs sites, Orbs repousse les limites de la technologie blockchain. Visitez www.orbs.com pour en savoir plus.

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