2025-12-27 10:23:50

Dflow is challenging the traditional monopoly of DEX aggregation through a market maker auction mechanism. The project has captured 12.2% of the Solana aggregator market from Jupiter, with the core difference being the trading routing method—replacing standard AMM liquidity pools with market maker bidding. More notably, the integration with Phantom Wallet: over 20 million users trading on this wallet are automatically obtaining CEX-level trading prices through Dflow's routing, often without even realizing they have switched aggregation sources. This marks the emergence of a truly competitive alternative in the DEX aggregation market. Innovation in pricing models is reshaping user experience, and the landscape of aggregators in the Solana ecosystem is also facing a reshuffle.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 4h ago

Bro, I have to say, this move is pretty clever. 20 million people were switched to the aggregated source by default, and no one even noticed. This operation is quite ruthless. How could Jupiter be willing to accept a 12.2% cut? We’ll have to see how they respond later. Phantom’s recent integration is really top-notch, essentially controlling the entry point directly. Market makers competing with CEX-level prices? Sounds good, but I’m just worried it might still feel the same when actually used. The reshuffling of the Solana ecosystem feels like a positive signal again, but don’t mess it up. This default route switching method is a bit tricky, but it’s definitely aggressive. 20 million users have been passively brought in—Dflow is playing a big chess game.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 4h ago

Oh my god, Jupiter has been sniped, 12.2% is gone directly --- Wait, Phantom's 20 million users don't even realize they've been rerouted? That's a pretty bold move --- Market maker bidding to replace AMM, this logic is indeed fresh, but can it really outperform Jupiter? --- Price at CEX level? I don't feel it at all, my slippage is still terrible --- Phantom wallet integration, this move is brilliant, quietly changing user choices --- What gives Dflow the ability to grab such a large share from Jupiter, what capital is behind it? --- The phrase "redefining user experience" is overused, but the key is whether it can really save me money --- Shuffling the deck? Feels like a price war, in the end, it still comes down to burning money for subsidies

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Ser_Liquidated

· 4h ago

Wow, Jupiter is about to panic now that Dflow has directly taken away 12.2% of the market share? The market maker bidding strategy is indeed ruthless. Before the 20 million Phantom users even realized, they were quietly rerouted—how smooth is that? But speaking of which, the ones who benefit are our trading users. CEX-level prices are always loved by everyone. Now DEX aggregation really has a new story to tell; I’m a bit looking forward to what’s next. The era of Jupiter’s dominance might really be over; competitors are coming. This innovative pricing model has me confused—I don’t even know which aggregator I’m using anymore, haha. The Solana ecosystem definitely needs this kind of disruption; without breaking the monopoly, users will never get the cheapest prices.

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LiquidityNinja

· 4h ago

Wow, Dflow's move directly grabs 12.2% market share from Jupiter? The market maker auction tactic is indeed ruthless. Secretly transferring 20 million Phantom users to their own routing, most people didn't even notice. This marketing strategy is brilliant. Jupiter must be getting restless now, right?

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 4h ago

Jupiter is really panicking now; 20 million users are using Dflow, and they haven't reacted yet, haha

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CommunityJanitor

· 4h ago

This Dflow is quite aggressive, quietly poaching Jupiter's users. Jupiter is probably still dreaming, completely unaware. Phantom's default routing trick is brilliant; users haven't even noticed. Market makers competing against AMM? Seems a bit risky. Can it stay stable? How do CEX-level prices work on DEX? Tell me the principle. 12.2% market share may not seem like much, but the growth momentum is indeed strong. Solana's territory is about to change. I just want to ask if Dflow can withstand large transactions, will the price crash? This move is truly a blow to the root, Jupiter is in danger. Over 20 million passive users, this is the real moat.

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