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Somnia roadmap has quite a few things coming up, and honestly, I'm looking forward to seeing how they turn out. The New York Subchain is probably the one I'm most curious about. Tokyo already brings low latency execution, so I want to see what New York adds and how both subchains work together. I'm also looking forward to somnia bridge and dedicated RPC, especially how they make things easier for users and developers. Somnia Privacy and Liquidity Vaults are another part I'm interested in. Managed Venues and Prediction Market Liquidity could also make launching markets easier for projects. I like seeing @Somnia_Network work on different parts of the ecosystem, not just trading. There's still a lot ahead, and I can't wait to see these features actually go live and start using them.

Somnia has been running with 100ms block time or less for 51 days straight. That's 10+ blocks every second, consistently. Maintaining this level of performance for so long is something I really appreciate. Speed matters, but keeping it consistent over time matters just as much Good to see somnia making steady progress. For a network focused on real time applications and onchain markets, this kind of consistency makes a difference Thanks, @chainspect_app , for sharing these useful updates. It's always nice to get a closer look at somnia network performance and see how consistently it's maintaining its speed. Appreciate you keeping the community informed

Tried the new @Somnia_Network explorer today, and wow, it's fast. Everything feels smoother when exploring the explorer. Looking up transactions and checking what's happening on somnia is much easier now. I also like how responsive everything feels while moving between different sections. When you're regularly checking onchain activity, having an explorer that works this smoothly makes a real difference. It's a nice improvement for anyone following somnia, whether you're just checking transactions or digging deeper into network activity. If you haven't tried it yet, give it a look and see the difference yourself.

Today I checked the @Somnia_Network website and noticed quite a few changes. It's not just a new design, the whole way somnia explains what it's building feels different now. Going through the website, I found it interesting how somnia is bringing trading, order books, matching, price feeds, lending and AI agents into one bigger picture around onchain finance. Global L1 and Tokyo Subchain also caught my attention, especially the focus on faster trading execution. It's nice to see more details about how the infrastructure works and how different parts connect. I spent some time exploring the new website, and there's actually quite a lot to discover. If you're following somnia, it's worth checking out the new site and seeing what's changed for yourself.

Today marks the end of Week 4 and the entire @dreamDEXSomnia Perps Arena. Four weeks of exploring perps, completing quests, trying to climb the leaderboard, and hoping for a raffle win. I started the Arena after already exploring dreamdex Spot, Event Contracts and Lending. Perps was something new for me, and this competition gave me a good reason to spend more time learning how it works. Throughout the Arena, I traded with paper USDso, completed quests, tracked my leaderboard progress and participated in raffles. I also experienced both sides of trading, some good positions and some painful losses. At one point, I even got liquidated and lost my paper balance, which made me realize how important risk management is. One thing I really liked was that the Arena wasn't only about trading profits. Quests, leaderboard and raffles gave more ways to participate, even for someone still learning perps. Overall, this Arena was a fun experience and a good opportunity to explore dreamdex perps more deeply. I learned a lot about trading, risk management and the importance of not chasing every move. Thanks to @dreamDEXSomnia for organizing the Arena and giving the community a reason to explore Perps. Arena ends today, but my journey with dreamdex doesn't end here.

Is 3ms fully onchain execution fast enough? I'd say that's pretty impressive. When trading perps, speed matters because markets move quickly, and even a small delay can affect your entry or exit. Getting your order executed quickly while keeping everything fully onchain makes the experience even more interesting. Seeing dreamdex Perps achieve 3ms latency in Tokyo is impressive, especially when you consider the combination of speed and onchain transparency. It's exciting to see @dreamDEXSomnia pushing the boundaries of onchain perps on somnia. Fast execution, transparent trading, and a smoother experience are all important parts of making onchain trading more practical for everyday users.

Yesterday I shared my first experience setting up DreamFly on my PC. After spending around 5 hours running it on @dreamDEXSomnia testnet, I wanted to look beyond the dashboard and see what actually happened with the trades. Since this is my first time setting up and running this type of trading bot, I'm still figuring out how everything works. I went through the trade history and found 30 closed trades: • 11 wins and 19 losses • Around -0.99 USDso realized PnL • Biggest win: +0.28 USDso on 1000PEPE • Biggest loss: -0.47 USDso on SOL Most of the trading activity happened on VVV, which contributed around -0.58 USDso Another thing I noticed was the difference in trading frequency. Yesterday, around 2 hours of running resulted in roughly 25 trades, while today's 3 hours produced only 5 trades. I'm still trying to understand why it behaves so differently The dashboard was interesting to watch, but checking the actual dreamdex trade history gave me a much clearer picture of what was happening. Not the results I hoped for, but that's part of testing. I'm learning how DreamFly behaves, and I'll keep sharing the experience honestly, including the losses Still experimenting on dreamdex testnet

My first experience running DreamFly on my own PC! I'm a beginner when it comes to running trading bots locally, and I had never done anything like this before. With Claude help, I managed to set up DreamFly on Windows using PowerShell and get it running on @dreamDEXSomnia testnet. DreamFly is interesting because its trading decisions are based on a model of a fruit fly's brain. Instead of manually opening and closing every position, I wanted to see how it behaves when left to make its own decisions. Getting everything installed, fixing Windows issues, configuring the bot and finally seeing actual testnet orders appear was already an experience in itself. This was my first time going through the entire process on my own PC. Here's one snapshot of my DreamDEX Perps account after running it: • 4 open positions: VVV Long, BNB Short, BTC Short, and 1000PEPE Long • +0.46 USDso PnL Honestly, watching a bot make decisions, place orders and manage positions on its own has been a completely new experience for me. Still testing DreamFly on DreamDEX testnet. I'll share more about the actual results, what worked and what didn't.

Seeing @dreamDEXSomnia compared with other platforms like this is pretty interesting. The difference in both fees and execution speed is hard to ignore, especially when dreamdex recorded 206ms average fills with zero trading fees. For anyone trading regularly, those savings can add up pretty quickly. Fast fills and lower costs make a real difference. These are the kinds of advantages that make dreamdex worth trying out

I've saved $118 in trading fees on @dreamDEXSomnia compared to binance so far. That's a pretty nice saving, especially for someone who trades regularly. Zero trading fees can make a real difference over time, and it's good to see those savings add up. If you're trading on other DEXs, give dreamdex a try and see how much you could save too. Ignore my PnL😂

DreamFly looks like a fun addition to @dreamDEXSomnia . Having a bot that trades 24/7 and knows when to sit out is pretty interesting, especially for people who can't watch the markets all day. Plus, DreamFly Perps trades count toward the Perps Arena leaderboard, which makes it even more worth trying.

Somnia network has crossed 1.922B total transactions, with 6.964M addresses and 455.31M blocks produced so far. Average block time is around 101ms, while nearly 902K transactions were processed in the last 24 hours. Even with this level of activity, the average transaction fee remains just 0.001 somnia:native It's nice to see the network handling this much activity while keeping transactions fast and affordable

Somnia Network currently has 23 validators and 108.11M SOMI staked, which is around 37.7% of the circulating supply. Staking dashboard shows a 0.324% APR, with $823.25 in real yield over the last 7 days based on the last 100 epochs. It's good to see this much somnia:native committed to staking. It will be interesting to see how participation grows over time and whether the current rewards encourage more long term staking. Staking plays an important role in network security, so finding the right balance of incentives is worth paying attention to

Dreamdex Perps Arena Week 3 will end tomorrow. Don't forget to check your status and make sure you have completed all the requirements to qualify for the weekly raffle and weekly leaderboard. Week 3 raffle draw will go live tomorrow on the official @dreamDEXSomnia twitter account. Also, the top 40 traders on the weekly leaderboard will share $2,000 in total rewards. All rewards will be airdropped in USDso directly to the winners dreamdex mainnet wallets, so no separate claim is required. They aims to distribute all rewards by November 16, 2026. Don't miss out. Good luck everyone

My Eth long got liquidated, and Eth went even higher afterward. Definitely one of my scariest trades on dreamdex. At least this nightmare can earn me some points. #RektReplay @dreamDEXSomnia