Docs

What a lull is, how the calendar comes from Pyth's market-hours schedule, and the phases each lull goes through.

How commit and reveal keep the order queue hidden during the lull, what a commitment binds, and what becomes public when.

Market-on-open and limit-on-open orders, how buys and sells are sized, minimums, and partial fills.

Your per-market balance, the difference between free and locked, and when amounts move between them.

The SOL bond every sealed ticket posts, when it comes back, and when it is forfeited.

How the open price is taken from Pyth, what happens when it is uncertain, and when a lull is cancelled instead.

Connect a Solana wallet to Lull, and what the wallet is asked to sign.

Move USDC or AAPLx between your wallet and your balance in a market.

Seal a market-on-open or limit-on-open order on the order ticket.

Export and import the salts that let you reveal your orders, and what happens if you lose them.

Reveal your sealed orders in the window before the open, and what the program checks.

Follow a lull through pricing and the cross, read your fills, claim, and withdraw.

Post a sealed LP quote that absorbs the imbalance at P_open plus or minus your spread.

How revealed orders and LP quotes are matched at P_open, step by step, with a worked example.

The units Lull uses for amounts and prices, and how the xStock Scaled UI multiplier enters exactly once.

What can go wrong with a Lull order, and what each party can and cannot do.

Short answers to common questions about sealed orders, prices, timing and costs.

Definitions of the terms used across the Lull docs.

What each program error means when a transaction fails, and what to do about it.