X1 Prism

Updates from X1 Prism

1. Release·18 Oct

   X1 Prism shows XDEX limit orders as an order book

   Every open XDEX limit order in one ladder: where buyers wait, where sellers want out, and how much sits at each price.

   X1 Prism's Limit Orders page draws every open XDEX limit order as an order book, so you can see where buyers are waiting, where sellers want out and how much sits at each price. Shaka Vibes built it.

   Why it matters

   XDEX limit orders sit in their own on-chain vaults. They are public in principle, but until now nobody showed them together, so a trader placing an order could not see the queue. Prism reads every order, prices it against the live XDEX pool and refreshes every 30 seconds.

   What you can see

   • A ladder per token: sell orders above the market price, buy orders below, with a running total so large walls stand out.
   • The price to beat if you want to be first in line on a dip or a rise.
   • What a move would fill: how much parked money triggers if the price moves 5%, 10%, 25% or 50%.
   • History: how past orders filled, were cancelled or expired, and how long fills took.

   What the book showed on 21 October

   • $5,603 parked in 94 open orders, 84% of it waiting to buy.
   • 2,548 closed orders on record: 51% filled, 38% cancelled, 11% expired.
   • The median filled order waited 7 hours 43 minutes.
   • No XNT buy orders sat within 10% of the price; the nearest was 16% below.

   Why it's good for X1

   Visible depth makes a market fairer. Traders can price orders sensibly instead of guessing, and the numbers show something useful about X1 today: buyers are waiting well below the market. Tools like this are what professional traders expect before they commit capital to a chain.

   Sources

   • X1 Prism limit orders, read 21 October: https://x1prism.com/limit-orders

   Shaka VibesSee the order book →