🚀 QuantDesk Protocol

Start Trading in Minutes

QuantDesk is built for active perp traders. Sign in with your Solana wallet and follow this flow:

1. Connect Wallet: Sign-in with Solana from the terminal landing page. Your Early Tester badge mints automatically and unlocks MIKEY AI points.
2. Activate Rewards: Open the referral panel to grab your invite link. Every funded referral earns trading-fee rebates plus bonus MIKEY credits for both traders.
3. Fund & Segment: Deposit USDC or SOL into your master account, then spin up sub-accounts to isolate strategies or desks.
4. Spin Up MIKEY Intel: Spend badge points to run MIKEY smart-money scans, social sentiment sweeps, and funding outlooks before you size into a market.
5. Execute the Trade: Use the command palette (`QM`, `ORDER`, `POSITIONS`) or the order ticket to enter bracketed long/shorts with real-time margin and funding previews.
6. Share & Team Up: Drop alpha in the `CHAT`, ping teammates with `NOTE`, and explore multi-sig team account support coming soon for coordinated desks.

Example daily pipeline:

• Kick off with `QM BTC-PERP` to review depth, funding, and whale prints.
• Launch `FLOW` + `NEWS` to surface whale inflows and Solana ecosystem headlines, then tap `MIKEY` to benchmark sentiment.
• Submit an `ORDER` with protective brackets, confirm exposure in `POSITIONS`, set an `ALERT` on funding flips, and broadcast the playbook in `CHAT` for coordinated trades.

QuantDesk bridges the pro trading desk experience with Solana speed—fast onboarding, built-in incentives, and intelligence that keeps you ahead of the tape.

The Solana Perp Desk Built for Pros

QuantDesk marries on-chain execution with desk-grade tooling so traders can move fast, stay informed, and build community on Solana.

⚡ On-Chain Execution That Scales

• Direct custody: Wallet signatures stay client-side and PDAs enforce risk, so funds never leave your control.
• Low-friction trading: USDC/SOL deposits, cross-margin, and JIT liquidity deliver deep books without centralized middlemen.
• Curated markets: Perp listings feature transparent funding, guardrails, and roadmap visibility for upcoming listings.

🧠 Intelligence & Data Built In

• MIKEY insights: Smart-money flow, sentiment heatmaps, and alerting keep the desk briefed before every decision.
• News pipeline: Aggregated crypto headlines, Twitter trend scans, and DeFi analytics stream straight into the terminal.
• Reliable pricing: Pyth oracle connectivity powers funding, liquidation checks, and risk dashboards with trustworthy data.

🤝 Community & Incentives

• Collaborative desk: In-terminal chat, shared notes, and a growing multi-sig roadmap let teams operate from one command center.
• Referral economy: Fee rebates, MIKEY credits, and Early Tester badges reward the community for onboarding active traders.
• Transparent pipeline: Roadmap, status updates, and data releases keep quants aligned on what’s shipping next.

From Scripts to a Solana Perp Terminal

This is the build journey behind QuantDesk—each milestone layered new capabilities that now power the terminal traders use today:

📈 Project Evolution Timeline

• Ultimate Data Fetcher: Foundations in market data collection, RPC handling, and automation.
• D3X7-ALGO: Algorithmic execution, strategy backtesting, and operational runbooks.
• ML-MODEL: GPU-accelerated research, Lorentzian classifiers, and risk analytics tooling.
• QuantDesk-1.0.1: Early terminal UX, command palette workflows, and desk collaboration patterns.
• QuantDesk (current): Solana PDAs, MIKEY intelligence, and on-chain perp execution with team incentives.

🏆 Key Technical Achievements

• Performance: Real strategies with documented win rate (53.5%) and controlled drawdown (-4.7%).
• Tooling: Full-stack TypeScript, Supabase, and Redis powering real-time risk and account states.
• On-Chain: Anchor programs, Pyth connectivity, and JIT-ready market structure on Solana.
• Intelligence: MIKEY ingestion, news pipelines, and alerting tied directly into the trader workflow.
• Community: Referral engines, Early Tester rewards, and a path toward team-controlled books.

📚 Read the full evolution story

📊 Review strategy performance metrics

Trader-Facing Layers

• Terminal & Command Palette: Keyboard-driven execution, risk dashboards, and collaboration tools.
• Perp Markets: Solana PDAs manage collateral, positions, and liquidations with audit trails.
• Data Fabric: MIKEY intelligence, news feeds, whale flow, and oracle prices blend into a single desk view.

Security & Reliability

• Non-Custodial: Wallet signatures stay client-side; PDAs enforce limits without exposing keys.
• Resilience: JIT liquidity, Pyth feeds, and multi-provider RPC keep execution steady.
• Transparency: Admin monitoring, audit logs, and roadmap updates show how the desk evolves.

For deeper technical details, explore Architecture at a Glance and Data & Storage Blueprint.

Accessible by Design

• Pro vs. Lite: Pro exposes the full terminal, command palette, and MIKEY panels; Lite distills key signals for mobile or casual monitoring.
• One-Click Themes: Traders choose desk lighting, color palettes, and layout presets to make the workspace feel like home.
• Modular Widgets: Pin, resize, or hide tiles (order book, news, whale flow) so only relevant signals stay in view.

Alpha Collaboration

• Live Chat: Share trade plans, post MIKEY callouts, and coordinate entries without leaving the desk.
• Shared Filters: Save screener filters, watchlists, and news feeds, then sync them with teammates.
• Alpha Pipeline: Integrates crypto news, Twitter sentiment, DeFi stats, and whale alerts into a single discovery feed.

Always On, Everywhere

• Responsive Layout: Works just as well on a trading rig with multiple monitors as it does on a tablet in Lite mode.
• Keyboard & Touch: Full hotkey support plus touch-friendly actions for quick positioning.
• Future Desk Sharing: Roadmap includes multi-sig teams managing shared layouts and permissions.

🌟 Documentation for Traders & Teams

The library now spotlights the live terminal, Solana perp mechanics, MIKEY intelligence, and community programs. Technical history remains in the archive for anyone who wants the full origin story.