Lambda 2.0 — Alpha is Live!
Whitelisted accounts + those who’ve participated in the Lambda token portal can access the alpha version now. Get access with the LMDA token at launch.lambda.markets → 90% of the total supply is available to early users.
Quick glance:
- Whitelisted accounts, existing members or those who have contributed ≥=$1000 USDC to the Lambda Token Portal, can access the alpha app → alpha.lambda.markets
- 90% of the total LMDA token supply is available to early users, now available at launch.lambda.markets
- The alpha version will be rolled out in four distinct phases leading to public launch on January 25th.
What’s happening?
We’ve decided to speed-up the Lambda 2.0 launch by integrating community feedback thus far — all whitelisted accounts, existing users and IDO participants who’ve contributed ≥$1,000 USDC can access the Lambda 2.0 alpha version right now.
The Lambda 2.0 alpha version will be live until the 25th January at 22:00 (GMT+1) → after this Lambda 2.0 opens to the public and LMDA tokens can be redeemed to activate platform subscriptions + features.
Wallet Authentication to the Alpha app
If your solana wallet meets the criteria below, you’ll be automatically granted access to the Lambda 2.0 alpha version:
- Contributed ≥ $1000 USDC to the token portal
- Existing Lambda 1.0 user
- Whitelisted address
If you’re eligible for alpha access, you will see a green qualified button in the token portal allocation panel. It is not too late to contribute ≥ $1000 USDC to gain access!
Navigating Alpha Login
Lambda stores zero passwords or usernames on our backend database. Given this fact, we ensure to perform hard authentication for each and every user each time that they login.
Your blockchain wallet is public and doesn’t act so much as a password, technically anyone that possesses the right skillset could send a request, faking a wallet connection that is not theirs.
To ensure hard verification and that there is no foul play with the authentication when entering or interacting with the Lambda app, we make use of the core of what wallets are for, signing authorisation with your private keys, like you would during any real blockchain transaction!
Key points:
- This doesn’t mean you send your private keys — thats technically impossible.We use the signing functionality native in blockchains to sign a unique message so that we can verify the signature on the backend. This is called signed message authentication.
- For users with a ledger, it’s a bit different: we create the smallest possible SOL transaction to yourself (no one else, you can verify this on the blockchain) — this way we can verify that it is you trying to login, as you just created that transaction and signed it with your wallet.
This is how we perform hard authentication for absolute security of access when using Lambda 2.0
Mobile Support
We’ve ensure that the Lambda application supports mobile devices, ~62% of token portal participants have been from mobile! It’s as simple as ensuring that you are logged into your solana wallet and then navigating to alpha.lambda.markets — like this ⤵
You can get familiar with the phantom wallet mobile application for iOS and Android devices by reading their help article 👇
What next?
Make sure that you’ve got familiar with the project documentation and secured LMDA tokens for access to the platform. Join the discord so that you don’t miss out on anything!
We are collecting as much information and feedback on the alpha version so that the public launch is optimised as much as it possibly can be.
How to secure LMDA tokens👇
Participate in the Lambda Token Portal where we are floating 90% of the total token supply to early users!
From there, users can activate LMDA in the app to get access to the Lambda 2.0 platform which includes access to:
- Strike algorithm ✔️
- Macro Dashboard ✔️
- Trade Engine ✔️
- Full Charting Library ✔️
Disclaimer
Before interacting with us in any way, become familiar with our terms 👇
