SOLANA: Compared to problems with CLMM functions in Raydium V1 DEX SDK
A recent problem has been reported by users of the decentralized exchange platform (DEX) based on Solana, Raydium V1, on problems with CLMM functions (Cryptographic layer 3 Meching messages Messess). While it is assumed that a complete switch at V2 has solved the problems in V1, some users are still facing these key functions.
problem:
CLMM is a crucial component of Raydium’s decentralized trading platform, offering an effective and safe way for users to interact with each other on the chain. However, recently, many users have reported technical difficulties when trying to use CLMM functions in their trading applications.
The transition from V1 to V2:
Despite the fact that this problem is present in both versions of Raydium, a recent update has caused some users to move from version 1 to version 2. It seems that the updated functionality has solved many of the problems associated with CLMM, including security issues intelligent contract and data integrity.
Could it owe V1?
However, not all users are facing similar V2 improvements. In fact, some reports suggest that the transition from V1 to V2 could have caused more problems than it was solved. This has led to speculation about the fact that the transition from version 1 to version 2 causes problems with CLMM functions.
Expert analysis:
Industry experts and developers on social media platforms have shared the conclusions on this topic, which suggests that there may be a more complex explanation for why V1 functions are not still working. Some possible factors that contribute to this issue include:
* The compatibility of the intelligent contract: The use of third -party intelligent contracts in the CLMM has been reported to cause problems with version 1.
* Security vulnerabilities: A recent update to Raydium Codebase has introduced new security vulnerabilities that could affect the CLMM functionality.
* User’s error: Some users have reported mistakes when they carry out their own versions of smart contracts or use third -party libraries.
Conclusion:
While a complete switch from V1 to V2 has been implemented, some users are still facing problems with CLMM functions. The exact cause of this problem is not yet clear, but there may be more than one factor that contributes to this problem.
Given these developments, Raydium developers have announced a temporary solution to Github. However, it remains to be seen if this will be sufficient to solve all the problems associated with version 1.
Recommendations:
If you are using Raydium and you are experiencing CLMM functions, we recommend that you track the assistance team to report further problems or concerns. Meanwhile, users are advised to have caution when they carry out their own intelligent contracts or use third -party libraries to minimize potential risks.
As our understanding of the situation continues to evolve, we will keep you updated with any other evolutions and recommendations of Raydium developers.