ORDER (ORDER)

the part people miss is where the money flows. traders chase candles; the biggest checks are going to the teams that launch the venue. vanguard turned a single referral into mid to high six figures ib months. that’s not theory, thay’s distribution math. orderly one makes the launch part trivial. pangolin shipped perps in a day, saving ~200 hours you would have burned on matching engine hell. new pairs propagate across 232 orderly‑powered dexes, so your users feel momentum without you rebuilding the core. yesterday’s picture: ~$32M TVL, ~$93M volume, ~$26M OI, raydium still leading. quiet growth, real usage 👊 if you already own attention, spinning up a perp venue is no longer a heroic build, it’s a business model. pick a niche, ship fast, let @OrderlyNetwork handle the boring parts. the edge now is velocity and partner economics. builders who internalize that will eat.

「@OrderlyNetwork」 only real yields can win people's hearts: $ORDER staking data is showing an "independent market"? Many people only look at the K line, but overlook the most important on‑chain data: staking volume. According to the latest Dune data, $ORDER's staking volume is rapidly approaching its all‑time high (ATH), just 2.85% below the peak. #Orderly #RWA @KaitoAI @ranyi1115

Man this $ORDER staking chart is speaking volumes… Just 2.85% away from ATH locked up. Diamond hands everywhere → supply squeeze → price pressure builds → attention rolls in. Classic flywheel cooking quietly @OrderlyNetwork Conviction is paying off.

being ~3% off ATH staking tells me something simple: holders aren’t here for a moment. they’re parking value and letting the system run. what I like about @OrderlyNetwork is that staking isn’t treated like a marketing lever. it’s tied to usage. fees. governance that actually does things. when staking stays high during quiet periods, it usually means trust was built earlier and didn’t leave. that’s not excitement. that’s conviction.

when @OrderlyNetwork first announced their changes to their campaign i thought it was giga bullish, especially as the fees were floating between 500-800k the month before - 5% of that would be between 25-40K to the top 25 every month, a very nice bag on avg unfortunately since then, the price of $ORDER has dropped and the fees have dropped even more - averaging 145K over the past 30 days, which comes out to ~7250 for 5%, which is a yikes do we think this is recoverable (seeing as it truly is a great product), or is it time to lock in on other campaigns with potentially higher value, like @rainbowdotme, who has a confirmed TGE date of Feb 5 and likely to trade somewhere around 100-200M?