Solana 官方 Perp 协议曝光，打响 DEX 反击战

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Solana 有机会给 Perp DEX 基础设施一个真正能承接传统金融资产交易需求的应用场景，而不止是停留于加密原生资产交易层面。

撰文：Haotian

之前就撰文分析过，Perp Dex 一定会在 Solana 生态内爆发。这不，@aeyakovenko 意外曝光的 Github 仓库，一个名为 Percolator 的分片式永续合约协议框架成了关注焦点：

1）它的架构创新大致是把订单簿拆成多个分片并行处理，包含，Router 全局调度和保证金管理 +Slab 独立撮合引擎。此外还采用了高频交易优化和风控设计，比如，采用 reserve-commit 两阶段执行机制防止 MEV 攻击。

有意思的事，Toly 和别人在评论区互动时还提到，可能引入 prop AMM 竞争实验机制，允许 LP 自主定制撮合引擎和风险参数。

2）意外的是，原以为 Solana 切入 Perp Dex 竞争的方式会是扶持本生态诸如 @DriftProtocol、@pacifica_fi、@bulktrade 等新锐 Perp Dex，但其却提升到了 Solana 官方实验室操刀的战略级别。可见，Solana 对延续 Perp Dex 热潮表现的多么饥渴。

3）这背后的逻辑很清楚，在我看来，Perp Dex 是为一个能把高频、高杠杆、大体量三个特性同时吃下的赛道。Solana 打磨了一年多的 Alpenglow 共识、Firedancer 客户端等性能优化，且能顶住 Meme Season 等大体量的峰值交易，现在正是把这套基础设施能力接入 Perp Dex 场景引爆的最佳时机。

况且验证者层优化的想象空间，以及 @doublezero 在网络带宽上的进一步优化等等，都在提升 Solana 的性能上限。 @jito_sol 也已经证明了在验证者层做专业优化能够跑通。就技术基础而言，Solana 生态内长出一个 @HyperliquidX 级别的 Perp Dex 完全不在话下。

4）可能提及此，Toly、 @calilyliu 等核心高管一定忿忿不平，冲着 Solana 优良的 infra 底子，怎能让 @Aster_DEX、@Lighter_xyz 等是骡子是马还搞不清楚的项目过分显摆？

关键是，现在被交易所阵营幕后驱动的 Perp Dex 存在空投刺激下的虚假刷量，交易即挖矿的不可持续性，以及没有真实高频的交易需求等等诸多问题，给了 Solana 跳出来截胡的理由。

5）而凭借美股代币化方面的基本布局，以及 ICM 互联网资本市场上的长期布局，Solana 有机会给 Perp DEX 基础设施一个真正能承接传统金融资产交易需求的应用场景，而不止是停留于加密原生资产交易层面。

想象一下：美股代币化后，用户可以直接在 Solana 上开特斯拉、英伟达的杠杆多空，结算用 $SOL 或稳定币，交易费回流生态。这种「链上纳斯达克」的叙事，是不是比单纯炒 BTC、SOL、ETH 资产永续合约的天花板要高太多？

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接下来，且看，Solana 上的 Perp Dex 反击战该如何表演！

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