Quick questions.

On devnet, no — entry fees are paid in devnet SOL which has no market value. The flow is identical to what mainnet would look like, but nothing real is at risk.

No. Browsing arenas, leaderboards, and profiles is open. You only need a wallet to enter an arena, sign settlement, or claim a payout.

Phantom and Solflare via Solana wallet-adapter. Privy email login is on the roadmap but deferred for the bounty.

Your score is dpr_native — realized + unrealized PnL denominated in the pool's native quote token, summed across your open positions in the arena pool. LP Agent re-computes this every 60 seconds.

Not voluntarily. The fixed-duration commitment is the entire point of the format. You can always close your underlying Meteora position, but your buy-in stays in the pot until settlement.

A 30-second safety watcher monitors LP Agent's organic score and top-holder concentration. If a configured gate trips, the watcher calls cancel_arena and every entrant claims a full refund.

Right now, the project maker. The Ed25519 oracle key is separate from the admin key and is rotatable via update_config. Decentralizing the oracle is on the post-bounty roadmap.

Top three: 50% / 30% / 20%. Before the split, the program takes a 2% protocol fee on the pot.

No. Treat devnet as a testnet for the program logic. We'll commission an audit before any mainnet deploy.

DAMM v2 has the cleanest concentrated-liquidity primitive on Solana, an excellent SDK, and rich on-chain data via LP Agent. Most importantly, it has actual LPs whose performance is interesting to watch.

Not yet. Creator arenas (top-50 LPers spinning up their own challenges) are scoped for the next phase, after the sidetrack bounty.

Everything is on GitHub. The Anchor program lives in programs/lp-arena/ and the deployed instance is verifiable on Solana Explorer.