ENES documentation
Liquidity
Creating a Meteora pool ↗
Native creation uses official Meteora PresetParameter2 accounts, verified mint owners/decimals and canonical byte ordering.
Policies
Composition & Signal Lab ↗
Compose ordered, unique modules with a maximum of five and total royalty at most 30 bps, at most 10 per module.
Marketplace
Storefronts & author ownership ↗
Connect a Solana wallet, then explicitly choose Sign in to ENES.
Policies
Policy workshop & native builds ↗
Import bounded JSON manifests (64 KB maximum), validate strict schemas, run deterministic scenarios and save drafts.
Protocol
Royalties & vesting ↗
Native Meteora fees, ENES surcharge, creator royalty and prefunded rebate are distinct.
Protocol
Stakes, changes & challenges ↗
The intended listing stake is 10000 ENES; 50000 only for explicitly supported funds-holding modules.
Architecture
Native Meteora versus routed ENES ↗
Standard Meteora DLMM has no universal arbitrary pool-hook slot.
Developers
SDK, RPC & API boundaries ↗
Versioned HTTP routes under /api/public/v1 expose hooks and hook-stats (GET), quote-stack, simulate-stack and create-pool (POST), plus oracle and openapi (GET).
Liquidity
Transaction recovery & uncertainty ↗
Before sending, ENES saves non-secret review metadata, wallet/network, action hash, signature, blockhash and original last-valid block height in this browser.
Architecture
Aggregator scope ↗
Meteora ecosystem liquidity is not ENES adoption.
Liquidity
Launchpad-adjacent liquidity ↗
The optional DBC reference reads an official Meteora DBC account, verifies owner, decodes pool/config through the SDK, inspects mints and calculates an exact decimal-aware reference price.
Developers
Pyth oracle provenance ↗
SOL and mainnet USDC map to verified Pyth Core feed IDs, not guessed symbols or Pro/Lazer IDs.