Where the price comes from

Read from the pools. Every 2 s we read each market's pool accounts on-chain and compute the price the way that pool's own program does. A market blends up to 3 pools, each weighted by the dollars it takes to move it 2%, so deeper pools count more. A pool more than 5% off the blend is dropped (oracle status and spec, 2026-10-19).

One live price, three averages:

• Live price: this read, shown on screen.
• 8-second average: with the live price, triggers liquidations.
• 60-second average: every close, take-profit, stop-loss and liquidation settles at the worse, for you, of this and the live price, so a lagging average never pays out a move that already reversed.
• 5-minute average: the safety switch's reference.

Market opens fill two prices later (about 4 s) at the worse of the press and fill prices, so nobody trades on a move we have not published (Practice and Trade settings, 2026-10-19).

The breaker guards the feed; it is not a volatility halt. It trips when the live price stays over 20% from its 5-minute average for 3 reads, a pool's reserve jumps over 25% between reads, pools disagree by over 5%, or on a crash. While tripped: no opens, closes work, liquidations wait (oracle spec, 2026-10-19).

Stale data (oracle status, 2026-10-19). Last good read over 15 slots old (a few seconds): no opens or liquidations. Over 60 slots: close-only. Over 5 minutes: frozen. Holes over 30 slots are logged as gaps.

Jupiter and DexScreener are recorded beside our price as sanity checks. They never set it.