PinPet, a decentralized exchange (DEX) protocol built on Solana, has announced the imminent launch of its mainnet. The platform's core innovation is the "Fusion Engine," a mechanism designed to integrate automated market maker (AMM) spot trading with automated lending pools. This integration enables leveraged trading within single atomic transactions.
The protocol aims to facilitate spot trading alongside leveraged positions at defined multiples, and to unify token issuance and trading into one process. PinPet states this approach enhances capital efficiency and risk control through built-in protections like slippage limits, atomic execution, and liquidation mechanisms. Future plans include adding stop-loss and take-profit functions.
The project is currently in its alpha testnet phase. Participants can interact with leveraged trading features using test assets. PinPet has outlined key activities tied to this testing phase: a three-day internal testing event that began on January 18, granting participants priority mainnet whitelist access, and a week-long public test trading contest running through January, offering rewards in SOL and points redeemable for mainnet access.
Security is a key focus ahead of the launch. PinPet has engaged third-party auditors with Solana smart contract expertise to conduct a comprehensive security review. The audit report is anticipated in early February, and the mainnet launch is explicitly contingent on successful audit outcomes.
The project's roadmap for 2026 includes staged releases of expanded risk management features, liquidity pool implementations, programmatic liquidity mining incentives, and future integrations of lending markets and cross-chain capabilities.
