Volume, latest day
USDNotional traded across Lighter's markets on the latest complete day.
How much trades on Lighter, how much USDC backs it on Ethereum and what has LLP returned?
Volume, open interest and funding on Lighter's order book, the USDC held in its Ethereum contract and what its LLP liquidity pool returned.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Volume, open interest and the collateral behind them.
Notional traded across Lighter's markets on the latest complete day.
Open interest across Lighter's markets at the latest read, one side.
USDC held by Lighter's contract on Ethereum at the latest day's last block.
Time between the latest committed batch and the latest batch proven on Ethereum.
Daily volume over the period, stacked by the largest markets.
Each market's volume, open interest, funding and the batch its latest figures were proven in.
LLP's equity and return, and deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum.
The LLP vault's equity at the latest read.
The change in LLP's share price over the last thirty days, a realized figure.
USDC deposited into and withdrawn from Lighter's Ethereum contract each day.
LLP's share price at each day's end, so its return is separate from money moving in and out.
Lighter is a perpetuals exchange built as an application-specific zk rollup on Ethereum. A sequencer matches orders on a central limit order book, and zero-knowledge proofs posted to Ethereum show that matching, liquidations and balance changes followed the exchange's rules, while users' USDC is held by Lighter's contract on Ethereum. Standard accounts trade without fees; premium accounts pay fees for lower latency.
This dashboard reads both sides. On Ethereum it reads the contract's USDC balance and flows, along with the batches and proofs Lighter posts. From the rollup it records volume, open interest and funding by market, and the LLP vault, Lighter's protocol liquidity pool that makes markets and takes over liquidated positions, each figure tied to the batch that proved it. The LIT token launched in December 2025, and the LIT bought back with protocol revenue is counted from the buyback address.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Chain data, with some off-chain sources
A perpetuals exchange that runs as its own zk rollup on Ethereum. Orders are matched by a sequencer, and validity proofs posted to Ethereum confirm that every trade, liquidation and balance change followed the exchange's rules.
For standard accounts, yes: they pay no trading fees, in exchange for slower order handling. Premium accounts pay maker and taker fees for lower latency, and those fees are part of the protocol revenue this dashboard reads.
The Lighter Liquidity Pool, a protocol vault that depositors fund. It quotes prices on Lighter's markets and takes over positions from liquidated accounts, and depositors share its profit and loss through its share price.
Each batch of exchange activity comes with a proof that a verifier contract on Ethereum checks. If the proof is valid, the new state follows from the old one under the exchange's rules, so the sequencer cannot credit itself funds or skip a liquidation without the proof failing.
Lighter's token, launched in December 2025 with part of the supply airdropped to users. Protocol revenue is used to buy LIT, and the dashboard counts those purchases from the buyback address.
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