Solana ecosystem trading platform welcomes a major update: the unified margin system is about to enter internal testing, and the self-developed Layer 1 public chain is running stably.

RektRecovery · 2026-01-15T06:30:13+00:00

Pacific, a perpetual contract platform in the Solana ecosystem, recently announced important product plans, including testing a unified margin system and progress on its self-developed Layer 1 public chain. At the same time, the platform is preparing to distribute 10 million points and has launched on-chain data analysis tool Coinbob Pacifica, allowing users to follow high-frequency traders. Overall, Pacific continues to advance in infrastructure and user incentives.

RektRecovery

2026-01-15 06:30:13

Abstract generation in progress

【Blockchain Rhythm】The Solana ecosystem’s perpetual contract platform Pacific has recently announced a series of major moves. On January 15th, the platform revealed several important product plans and technical advancements, with the most notable being the plan to enter testing for the unified margin system.

Speaking of the unified margin system, this feature significantly improves the trading experience. Pacific has completed the development of this system, and the testnet is expected to go live soon. Meanwhile, Pacific’s independently developed Layer 1 public chain has also made substantial progress—its DevNet has been running stably for a week. This self-developed public chain aims to be EVM-compatible, support smart contract deployment, and build a high-performance validation system. The clear goal is to provide scalable and verifiable trading infrastructure for institutional traders and ecosystem projects.

In terms of ecosystem incentives, Pacific hasn’t been idle. They plan to distribute 10 million points this week, starting today. Want to earn more points? There’s a tool worth trying—called Coinbob Pacifica, an on-chain data analysis and copy-trading tool. With this tool, ordinary users can track high-frequency traders’ operations, replicate their trading strategies, and accumulate trading points. For those interested in potential airdrop opportunities, this is a good way to participate.

From the product iteration pace, Pacific is ramping up infrastructure development and user incentives, and the overall ecosystem’s potential is still being unleashed.

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ContractTearjerker

· 7h ago

The unified margin system is indeed a must-have this time, and the experience of using it will definitely be much better. I'm optimistic about the self-developed L1 public chain, but it depends on how it performs in DevNet; it's still early to say anything now. Pacific's pace is quite fast, but I hope it's not just another PPT public chain. Why do I always feel like these platforms are racing to develop their own public chains? How many of them are actually usable? The margin system testnet should be released soon; I can't wait.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 7h ago

The unified margin is indeed interesting, but Pacific's self-developed L1? That's a bold move. Can it be stable?

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FortuneTeller42

· 7h ago

Pacific is launching something new again. The unified margin system feels quite practical, finally saving a few rounds of hassle.

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FlippedSignal

· 7h ago

A unified margin system sounds good, but it only counts if it can actually be used. Pacific's self-developed public chain has been running stably for a week, yet they dare to promote it. The pace is a bit too fast to be believable.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 7h ago

Unified margin? Sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be empty promises... If Pacific can really implement this, then the Solana ecosystem will definitely take off.

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CafeMinor