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Run these notebooks on Binder:
I am not yet confident in the figures and calculations. Please don't rely on this code yet!
There are some notebook pages to explore Mango account structures for your own accounts.
There is also a functional liquidator (in the V2 branch) and a functional marketmaker (in the main branch).
There is a Marketmaking Quickstart - a walkthrough of setting up and running the marketmaker, from setting up the account, depositing tokens, to running the marketmaker itself.
It can take around 30 minutes to run through.
Requirements:
- A server with docker installed
Note This walkthrough is devnet-only so no actual funds are used or at-risk.
There is a Liquidator Quickstart - a walkthrough of setting up and running the liquidator, from creating the account, 'balancing' the wallet across the different tokens, and running the liquidator itself.
It can take around 30 minutes to run through.
Requirements:
- A server with docker installed
- Some SOL to pay for transactions
- Some USDC to fund the liquidation wallet
Note This is only for liquidating Mango V2. There is no Python V3 liquidator for Mango here (yet).
- 🥭 Mango Markets
- PySerum
- SolanaPy
- Python Decimal Class
- Python Construct Library
- Python Observables
- RxPy Backpressure
- Pyston
You can contact me @OpinionatedGeek on Twitter.