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Open-source trading engine and MCP server for prediction markets. Fee-aware no-arbitrage trading across related contracts, live on Kalshi, Polymarket and Solana or on paper.
Paste a Solana transaction. Understand what happened. Execution receipts with observed facts first, estimated pressure, and conceptual market-structure context.
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Interactive simulator visualizing Solana's MCP + FBO vs FCFS transaction scheduling. See why Multiple Concurrent Proposers == markets and FCFS == bread lines.
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BreadLinesMarkets is an interactive Solana market-structure lens for the FCFS versus MCP debate.
The app is built to make one idea obvious: queueing rules shape markets. Under spam, FCFS starts to look like a bread line. Under MCP, oracle updates land earlier, useful flow gets blocked less often, and market conditions stay more stable.
It started as a simulator, but it is evolving toward real Solana flow analysis: simulated txs, perp execution pain, and wallet transfer activity all framed through the same question: does this flow get breadlined, or does market structure clear it cleanly?Read the full README ↗BreadLinesMarkets is an interactive Solana market-structure lens for the FCFS versus MCP debate.
The app is built to make one idea obvious: queueing rules shape markets. Under spam, FCFS starts to look like a bread line. Under MCP, oracle updates land earlier, useful flow gets blocked less often, and market conditions stay more stable.
It started as a simulator, but it is evolving toward real Solana flow analysis: simulated txs, perp execution pain, and wallet transfer activity all framed through the same question: does this flow get breadlined, or does market structure clear it cleanly?
getTransfersByAddress.getTransfersByAddress, including parsed rows that can surface p-token batch transfer activity when returned by Helius.npm install
npm run dev