Could have plugged Colada into Pyth and shipped wayyy faster. Would've worked fine. Just another perp DEX though, stuck with whatever the oracle covers. Wanted something else. Perps on ideas. A perp on maple syrup, a whale's top 5 holdings, a $1k bag mixing SOL and RWAs. All built from tokens that already trade, owned by whoever creates them, and paying them when they get used. Took the hard way and building Mimir for that.

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Haven't seen many perp DEXs where you can build your own index, turn it into a market and provide liquidity in seconds, all from your phone. And the whole thing runs fully onchain on Solana. Q4 2026.

Building three things on Solana. First, a permissionless, fully onchain deterministic oracle turning liquidity into verifiable price feeds. Second, a fully onchain perp DEX for anything liquid on Solana, no external data/node used. Third, an experiment exploring a new class of utility.

Realy happy we managed to ship the first version of Colada Mobile (devnet) and submit it to the Solana Mobile hackathon. We started working on it on September 11, so it's still pretty fresh. There are bugs, a lot of things to improve, and we're already working on the next version. But it feels good to finally see Colada running on mobile. Mobile is a huge opportunity for perp DEXs, especially with the kind of creativity we're trying to bring to the space with Colada. It took us longer than expected, but we're still moving full speed on the Mimir mainnet launch. One last program audit, a few additions, and we should be good to go. The next post from Quantu will probably be Mimir's mainnet beta launch. I'm also pretty proud of what we've built over these past few months. Spent a lot of time improving how we work, and our development pipeline is now around 3–4x faster. You can actually see the difference just by looking at our GitHub activity. Lots going on, and plenty more to come.

Colada + Mimir update. Heads down for the next 48h. We’re polishing Colada mobile on devnet, testing every flow we can, breaking things, fixing them, and getting the demo + submission ready for @solanamobile hackathon judges. Colada + Mimir are both running on devnet, and we’ve now tested Colada across 347 different scenarios. Mimir will launch early next week. We also used the extra time to work on the launch itself, not just testing. We made a proper explainer video around Mimir so people can understand the product quickly, share it easily, and so we have a much better way to push the story when it goes live. Later than planned, but I’d rather clean things up now than reopen them while we’re shipping Colada.

Clocked in

Big month