Danny retweeted
Replying to @GoDark
@GoDark is bringing private trading to the market for everyone’s benefit.
Private execution has been part of institutional markets for decades.
GoDark is rebuilding that advantage as privacy-native infrastructure for crypto. Trade perpetuals at size without public exposure.
The doors to the dark open soon.
Join the waitlist: godarkdex.com/x
@GoDark and @GoQuant Founder & CEO, Denis Dariotis @GoDenis, joined @fintechfrank on @GSR_io's Crypto Tape to discuss the challenges facing crypto market structure from fragmentation and latency to liquidations and leverage and how we’re working to solve them.
Watch the full conversation below 👇
This episode features a wide-ranging and occasionally technical chat about what's wrong with crypto market structure.
Denis Dariotis (@GoDenis) talks with Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) about fragmentation, latency, liquidations, and the boogeyman of leverage.
Watch it here:
Danny retweeted
It was a pleasure to speak with @fintechfrank on @GSR_io’s Crypto Tape, where we discussed several topics related to market structure, and the solutions @GoQuant and @GoDark bring to the market.
This episode features a wide-ranging and occasionally technical chat about what's wrong with crypto market structure.
Denis Dariotis (@GoDenis) talks with Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) about fragmentation, latency, liquidations, and the boogeyman of leverage.
Watch it here:
When large orders hit public markets, everyone sees it.
That means slippage. Front-running. Market impact.
Privacy isn’t optional for traders who move with size. It’s part of execution quality.
GoDark is being built for participants who value discretion.
Trade in the shadows.
GoDark.
Crypto perps became one of the largest derivatives markets in the world.
But execution quality in crypto still differs significantly from traditional institutional venues.
Latency.
Slippage.
Information leakage.
Market impact.
Infrastructure is the next phase of competition.
GoDark.
Danny retweeted
Over 50% of institutional flow in the stock market goes through dark pools. Privacy is the missing piece for the perfect DEX. We are bringing what TradFi perfected to Solana with @GoDark so you can trade like a professional
Danny retweeted
Replying to @GoDark
@GoDark was covered by @DLNews last week.
The thesis: true order privacy without sacrificing execution is the missing layer in crypto. We're building crypto's first dark pool.
Thank you to @dlnews @EricJohanssonLJ. Article below:
(1) Like many teenage boys, Denis Dariotis didn’t want his teacher to see what was on his computer. So when the teacher asked to sneak a peek, Dariotis said no.
“No, sorry, it’s private. I can’t show you,” Dariotis remembers saying.
This was not the first time he’d faced off with his teachers. Having first dipped his toes into stock trading at age nine with the help of his father, a portfolio manager, Dariotis had found himself not just managing his own assets but those of a sprawling group of investors.
“It caused a lot of problems,” Dariotis told DL News' @EricJohanssonLJ.
For instance, he couldn’t show his computer screen to his teacher while he was doing trades.
“That was probably my initial introduction to why privacy mattered,” Dariotis said.
Enter the dark:
godarkdex.com/x
Danny retweeted
Dark pools have been a major part of TradFi for decades. No, I am not talking about swimming pools.
In traditional finance, dark pools are private trading venues where buyers and sellers can match large orders away from the public exchange order books.
Unlike lit markets where every order is visible to everyone, dark pools provide full anonymity.
Trading intent stays completely hidden until the trade is executed.
This prevents front running by other participants, greatly reduces market impact, and allows traders to move meaningful size with minimal slippage and improved execution prices.
Traders of all sizes use dark pools when they need discretion combined with tight execution and real liquidity without broadcasting their moves to the entire market.
Why is this not yet standard in crypto?
It is coming.
GoDark is giving away $15,000.
Motion designers and video editors, this is for you.
We’re looking for the best promotional video for GoDark.
If you've got the skill, now's your time.
Top 3 submissions will be selected in 2 weeks:
1st place - $10,000
2nd–6th place - $1,000 each
Top creators will be hired to work with us ongoing.
Study us at godarkdex.com and show us what you see.
To submit:
Quote tweet this post with your video
and tag @GoDark + #GoDarkVideo
Deadline: April 10th, 2026
Everyone can see the position. Everyone can trade against it. This is what happens when size has no privacy.
An unknown entity holding $30M USDC across two Hyperliquid accounts is currently short 330.27K CL ($32.5M) and 144.71K BRENT ($15.8M), making him the largest oil short onchain.
Out of the $577M total OI across both markets, he controls 8.37% ($48.3M), all on the short side.
He is currently down $3.3M with a average entry around ~$109.2 on BRENT and ~$91.4 on CL.
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Danny retweeted
There was Netscape before Google.
There was MySpace before Facebook.
There was Ethereum before Solana.
There was Hyperliquid before @godark.
Ethereum is on a trajectory to become the Netscape of crypto.
Historically foundational with its invention of the EVM, as Netscape did with JavaScript/SSL.
Unfortunately destined for irrelevance due to an inability to focus on what matters.
Just as Netscape wasted time on a rewrite from version 4 to 6 at a time when Microsoft was absolutely killing them, the EF insists on focusing on cypherpunk values at a pivotal time when the institutions are finally coming onchain - often to other networks.
An EF determined to win would focus on how to make Ethereum the best chain for finance. That’s not what it’s doing today.























