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  • Documentation
    • Reorganized DeFi docs: moved Token Standards under Wallet; added INJ coin, Token Factory, and CW20 pages as subitems; added an Order Book page under Wallet.
    • New guide: Central Limit Order Book overview detailing Injective’s native on-chain design, benefits, and Frequent Batch Auctions.
    • New reference: Market types on a unified exchange—spot, perpetual/expiry futures, and binary options—covering margin, funding, liquidation, settlement, cross-margining, and composability.

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Reorganized GitBook navigation: moved Token Standards under Wallet > DeFi and added INJ coin, Token Factory, and CW20 Standard pages beneath it; added a Wallet > Order Book entry. Introduced two new docs under DeFi/Order Book: an overview (CLOB) and market types/unified infrastructure.

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Navigation restructure
​.gitbook/SUMMARY.md
Moved Token Standards from Trading to Wallet > DeFi; added INJ coin, Token Factory, CW20 Standard under Token Standards; added Order Book page under Wallet; removed old Token Standards block under Trading.
Order Book docs (CLOB overview)
.gitbook/defi/order-book/README.md
New page describing on-chain CLOB context, Injective’s native module approach, comparisons to VM-based designs, and preview of Exchange module features (e.g., Frequent Batch Auctions).
Market types & unified infra
.gitbook/defi/order-book/market-types.md
New page detailing support for spot, perpetuals, expiry futures, and binary options; explains funding, liquidation, settlement flows, and unified module composability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  actor Trader
  participant DApp as Wallet / DApp
  participant Exch as Exchange Module
  participant Match as Matching Engine
  participant Bank as Balances/Bank
  participant Oracle as Oracle

  Trader->>DApp: Place/modify/cancel order
  DApp->>Exch: Tx: order instruction
  rect rgba(200,230,255,0.3)
  note right of Exch: Frequent Batch Auction window
  Exch->>Match: Queue orders for batch
  Match-->>Exch: Match results (fills/partial)
  end
  Exch->>Oracle: Fetch mark/settlement prices (as needed)
  Exch->>Bank: Update balances/margins/fees
  Exch-->>DApp: Tx receipt (fills, state updates)
  DApp-->>Trader: Display confirmations

  alt Perpetual funding/liq cycle
    Exch->>Oracle: Get mark price
    Exch->>Bank: Apply funding payments
    Exch->>Exch: Trigger liquidations if thresholds breached
    Exch->>Bank: Insurance fund/socialize if required
  end
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Poem

I hop through docs with whiskers bright,
New order books in lunar light.
Markets dance—spot, perps in queue,
Batch by batch, the matches brew.
Tokens moved to cozier nooks,
A tidy burrow of DeFi books.
Thump-thump—ship it! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (16)
.gitbook/defi/order-book/README.md (7)

1-1: Unify “Order Book” vs “orderbook” styling

Title uses “Order Book” but body mixes “orderbook”/“Order Book”. Pick one repo-wide style and apply consistently. I suggest “order book” (noun) and “order‑book” only when adjectival.


3-4: Tone and claims: temper hype, add citations

Phrases like “most discussed topics of 2024 and 2025” and “institutional‑grade” read promotional. Either soften or add citations/links to back the claims.


8-9: VM comparisons: tighten language or cite

Broad statements about gas/overhead/architectural limits across Ethereum/Solana/Aptos/Sui should either be scoped precisely or cited. Avoid overgeneralization.


10-11: Competitor architecture references: add sources or hedge

“HyperCore and HyperEVM dual architecture” requires a reference. If not adding links, rephrase to neutral/hedged language.


12-14: “This paper” → “This document”; cross‑link FBA and Exchange module

  • Replace “This paper” with “This document/page.”
  • Add internal links to Exchange module concept docs and to an FBA explainer for readers.

Apply:

-This paper provides a comprehensive examination...
+This document provides a comprehensive examination...

14-14: Front‑running claim: clarify scope

“FBA … for front‑running prevention” → consider “mitigation” unless you provide a formal guarantee reference.


15-15: Stray character at EOF

Line shows “15” with no content. Likely an artifact. Remove.

-15
+
.gitbook/defi/order-book/market-types.md (9)

7-10: Settlement and risk phrasing

“eliminating counterparty risk” is too strong; suggest “minimizing settlement/counterparty risk via atomic in‑block settlement.”

-Trades settle atomically within the same block, eliminating counterparty risk and settlement delays.
+Trades settle atomically within the same block, minimizing counterparty/settlement risk and reducing settlement delays.

11-13: Uncomment or remove order types note; add cross‑link

Either surface supported order types with a link to “Order Types” doc or delete the commented line to avoid drift.

-<!-- The spot market infrastructure supports standard order types including market orders, limit orders, and stop orders. -->
+The spot market infrastructure supports standard order types (market, limit, stop). See [Order Types](../../trading/order-types.md) for details.

18-23: Funding rate specifics: add cadence/formula link

Mention funding interval and link to existing “Funding Rates” doc to avoid ambiguity.

-... payments exchanged between long and short position holders every funding period.
+... payments exchanged between long and short position holders every funding period (see cadence and formula in [Funding Rates](../../trading/margin-funding-rates.md)).

20-21: Liquidation/insurance: add doc links

Cross‑link to liquidation and insurance fund docs to anchor behavior.

-... trigger liquidation processes that close positions, update insurance fund balances, and handle any resulting socialized losses ...
+... trigger liquidation processes that close positions, update [insurance fund](../../developers-native/query-chain/insurance-funds.md) balances, and handle any resulting socialized losses (see [Liquidation](../../trading/margin-liquidation.md)) ...

26-30: Expiry settlement source

Add link to Oracle module and any expiry settlement spec to substantiate deterministic settlement description.

-... calculates settlement prices using Oracle module price feeds ...
+... calculates settlement prices using [Oracle module](../../developers-native/injective/oracle/README.md) price feeds ...

34-38: Binary options availability caveat

If binary options are not universally enabled on mainnet, add a short availability note to prevent misinterpretation.


42-47: Portfolio/cross‑margin claims: qualify or link

Cross‑margining/portfolio‑level risk controls vary by configuration. Add references or qualify (“can enable”).

-... enable cross-margining between positions, and implement global risk controls ...
+... can enable cross‑margining between positions and implement global risk controls ...

50-55: Module names and numbers: fix casing; avoid brittle “12+ modules”

  • “Wasmx” → “WasmX” (consistent with SUMMARY).
  • Replace “12+ custom modules” with “a set of additional native modules” to avoid future drift.
-... the Wasmx module ...
+... the WasmX module ...
-... any other of Injective's 12+ custom modules ...
+... other native modules provided by Injective ...

3-4: Link back to overview

Add a short intro line linking to the CLOB overview page for context.

-One of the most compelling demonstrations...
+As introduced in the [Order Book overview](./README.md), one of the most compelling demonstrations...
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.gitbook/defi/order-book/README.md (1)

7-7: Historical claim needs a source

“Operating … since its inception (2018)… supporting spot, perpetuals, expiry, binary options.” Please link to a dated announcement, release notes, or module docs confirming availability timelines.

.gitbook/SUMMARY.md (2)

8-12: Navigation move LGTM; check duplication

Relocation of Token Standards under Wallet looks fine. Please confirm the old Trading section no longer references Token Standards to avoid duplicates.


9-11: Token pages: confirm paths and casing

Verify these files exist at the specified paths and that “CW20 Standard” casing matches its filename to prevent 404s in GitBook.

* [INJ coin](defi/tokens/inj-coin.md)
* [Token Factory](defi/tokens/token-factory.md)
* [CW20 Standard](defi/tokens/cw20-standard.md)
* [Order Book](defi/order-book/README.md)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add child page for Market Types

The new defi/order-book/market-types.md isn’t linked. Add it under “Order Book” to avoid an orphan page.

   * [Order Book](defi/order-book/README.md)
+    * [Market Types](defi/order-book/market-types.md)
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* [Order Book](defi/order-book/README.md)
* [Order Book](defi/order-book/README.md)
* [Market Types](defi/order-book/market-types.md)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .gitbook/SUMMARY.md around line 12, the new page
defi/order-book/market-types.md is not linked under the "Order Book" section,
leaving it orphaned; add a child entry for Market Types below the Order Book
line (e.g., a new list item linking to defi/order-book/market-types.md) so the
page appears in the sidebar and is discoverable.

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