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Continuum’s MVP runs on devnet. This page covers the live markets, recent releases, the planned market roster and the path to mainnet.

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What’s live (devnet)

MSTR was wound down and paused on 12 Oct 2026, so 13 of these markets are live, with 26 bin books and about $1.4M of total collateral (12 Oct 2026, after the protocol’s own holdings were cut to working size). The books charge no swap fee. See Live markets for every address. Two markets have left the list. VXX was delisted in June 2026. OIL (WTI crude) was withdrawn on 30 Aug 2026. Its Pyth feed had stopped publishing, and the only keyless quote left was the front-month WTI future, a different instrument from the one the market tracked.

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Shipped since August

  • Seven markets: MSFT, TSLA, AMZN, GOOGL, GBP and JPY on 23 Aug 2026, and MSTR on 25 Aug 2026.
  • Corporate-action support. apply_corporate_action (authority-only and time-gated) maps the raw price through price_adjust_num / price_adjust_den, so a stock split leaves every leg’s NAV unchanged. The ratio is armed ahead of the ex-date. No action is armed today.
  • γ renewal with reanchor_gamma. Only the market authority can call it, and calls must be at least 14 days apart. It folds the accumulated γ into initial_s_price and resets γ to 1, which leaves every holder’s claim the same at every price and lets γ keep charging. It does not reset the market’s anchor to the spot price. No market has been re-anchored yet.

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Planned markets

Continuum’s targeted launch is TradFi only. There are no crypto markets: for a crypto pair, the paired design adds nothing over an actual perp DEX. Natural gas is blocked: there’s no continuous feed for it, only dated futures contracts. Every listing faces the same test: the market needs a quote of the instrument it tracks, and a futures contract standing in for a spot price doesn’t count. The order of rollout depends on three things. The first is price sources: on devnet, a keyless public quote of the same instrument plus Hyperliquid coverage, and on mainnet, a Pyth feed. The second is liquidity, so deep and actively traded underlyings go first. The third is operator capital. The protocol is the only LP, so the operator funds every market’s books and committed-order inventory.

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Mainnet path

Going from devnet to mainnet is gated on: Mainnet will launch with a single invite-only market, and expansion will follow what that market shows.

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Features behind feature flags

Keeper features that compile but are off by default:

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Features under design

  • Governance activation, covering CNTM staking, listing votes and parameter votes. A program scaffold is deployed on devnet; the on-chain wiring is the remaining work.
  • User-supplied LP shares. For now the protocol is the only LP.
  • Multi-keeper coordination beyond the current primary and standby pair, for higher availability.
  • Cross-market keeper coordination, with edge-weighted dispatching across operators.
  • Vol-regime auto-tuning: per-asset calibration of the volatility thresholds.
  • A public arb-bot SDK. This TypeScript and Rust library for external arb bots would package the keeper’s spread-detection and execution logic.

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What’s explicitly not planned

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Tracking progress

  • #announcements on Discord for releases. It’s an announcement channel, so you can follow it into your own server.
  • X @ContinuumMkts for major announcements.

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See also

Live markets

What’s live on devnet today.

Listing flow

How a market gets added.