Guides & Research

BULK Exchange supports market, limit GTC, IOC, ALO (post-only), Chase orders, and a full conditional order suite (stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stop, on-fill, range). This guide explains when and how to use each.

BULK Exchange uses portfolio margin by default — a 9-regime HMM model that claims up to 70% efficiency on hedged portfolios. This page explains how it works, how it differs from per-position margin, and when to use isolated margin instead.

Permissionless perpetuals let anyone list a perp market without exchange approval. BULK Improvement Proposal 1 (BIP-1) is the first credible spec for permissionless perp listing on a high-performance orderbook DEX. This is the Uniswap v2 moment for derivatives.

BIP-1 is BULK Exchange's proposal to allow anyone to create a perpetual market — the same move Uniswap v2 made for spot trading. Any asset with a Pyth oracle can get a perp. This is the feature most likely to drive BULK Exchange's long-term volume.

BulkSOL integrates across three Solana protocols: Titan Exchange (swap SOL to BulkSOL), Exponent Finance (rate market — lock in fixed APY or trade variable yield), and Loopscale (borrow SOL against BulkSOL for leveraged exposure). Conservative: hold BulkSOL on Titan for 8.5–9.5% APY pre-mainnet. Moderate: add Exponent for fixed rate or YT yield. Aggressive: 2–3x leverage loop targeting higher APY at higher liquidation risk.

The BULK token does not exist yet as of early June 2026. When it launches, its price will be driven by exchange trading volume (fee revenue), validator economics, BIP-1 permissionless perps governance, and the community allocation narrative. This page covers where to track it at launch.