Raydium (RAY), Solana’s (SOL) leading decentralized exchange (DEX), has integrated Orderly’s (ORDER) perpetuals, boosting its one-month trading volume by 157%. As things develop, Orderly could capture a share of Raydium’s $100 billion trading volume, creating a promising outlook for ORDER.
This information comes from a recent report by Blockworks Research, shared on X on January 23, 2025. As highlighted by the research team, Raydium is the leading DEX, with a 30-day trading volume of nearly $100 billion.
After the implementation, Orderly saw a massive increase in its net flows, coming mostly from Raydium, surpassing $3 million. This evidences Orderly’s potential to benefit from Raydium success, earning a share of its trading volume and capital flow.
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However, Orderly’s volume still represents only a small share of Raydium’s volume, leaving relevant room for growth. According to data from DefiLlama, shared by Orderly’s official account, the protocol saw a 157% one-month volume, being the highest increase in the last 30 days among all protocols.
What is Orderly (ORDER)?
Orderly is a cloud liquidity infrastructure that consolidates all orders into a single shared order book across multiple chains.
With that, Orderly creates a unified liquidity landscape that improves trading efficiency, delivers deeper liquidity, and provides tighter spreads. Orderly’s omnichain backbone empowers developers to innovate, by removing the risks associated with cross-chain bridging and wrapped asset movement, allowing builders to create a comprehensive range of financial products for both retail and professional traders.
Moreover, the Orderly Chain, built on the OP Stack, leverages Celestia’s (TIA) data availability and LayerZero’s (ZRO) cross-chain messaging protocol to serve as the settlement layer and ledger for all transactions.
Its growing presence on Solana is an example of what is possible to achieve with the proper infrastructure and setting the right partnerships and integrations, leveraging the best tools with the highest liquidity ecosystems.
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