First meta-DEX aggregator Titan launches on Solana

Titan, Solana’s first meta-decentralized alternate aggregator, has launched its beta platform, giving personal entry to a choose group of customers.
In response to a Mar. 23 press release, Titan operates as a layer above commonplace DEX aggregators like Jupiter (JUP) and DFlow. To make sure merchants obtain one of the best value with no charges, it aggregates quotes from all obtainable DEX aggregators quite than simply sourcing liquidity from completely different DEXs.
Along with aggregation, Titan introduces Talos, a proprietary routing algorithm that, in accordance with the press launch, outperforms opponents 80% of the time. In comparison with present Solana (SOL) options, Talos analyzes extra liquidity sources and optimizes routing at a granular degree to reinforce commerce execution.
Quote slippage attributable to execution delays is a significant downside with on-chain swaps. As a result of Solana transactions take round 10 seconds (25 blocks) to finish, the value could fluctuate earlier than the commerce is executed. Titan desires to handle this situation by repeatedly updating quotes in real-time to offer merchants with essentially the most correct pricing.
“Titan’s goal is to offer DeFi merchants with the absolute best costs whereas abstracting away the complexity concerned. At the moment, crypto buying and selling lags behind conventional markets in its order placement design. It’s time for us to improve our infrastructure and shut this hole, and that’s what Titan is designed to do.”
— Chris Chung, CEO and co-founder of Titan
Titan beforehand raised $3.5 million in a September 2024 pre-seed spherical, backed by Round13 Digital Asset Fund and Beluga Labs.
Solana is seeing report adoption alongside Titan’s launch. In response to Ali Charts Mar. 22 post on X, the community now has over 11 million wallets holding SOL. Solana continues to steer in DEX buying and selling volume, which hit a report $258 billion in January earlier than cooling off to $105 billion in February amid a broader market downturn.
Impressively, the stablecoin market cap on the community has grown to $12.36 billion, a 3 times enhance from December 2024, in accordance with DefiLlama data. Regardless of this progress, SOL’s value has seen volatility. It peaked at $298.31 in January earlier than dipping to $118 on Mar. 11.
The value has rebounded to $133 as of press time. With rising institutional curiosity, analysts speculate SOL might push towards the $300 mark within the coming months.