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Cinder

Cinder is a Rust terminal application for viewing and trading Phoenix perpetual markets on Solana, with live market charts, on-chain spline depth, an optional CLOB order book, and wallet and transaction flows.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Cinder when you want a terminal interface for monitoring Phoenix perpetual markets or accessing their documented trading and wallet flows on Solana.

Who it is for

  • Solana users who want to monitor Phoenix perpetual markets in a terminal.
  • Traders seeking terminal-based market, limit, or stop-style order flows.
  • Users who want deposit and withdrawal flows in the terminal when they have a keypair loaded.

Documented uses

  • View active and PostOnly Phoenix markets.
  • Monitor live charts and liquidity from on-chain spline updates.
  • Inspect optional FIFO CLOB order-book levels alongside spline depth.
  • Open a periodic view of protocol-wide active-trader positions.
  • Use supported trading flows and, with a keypair loaded, deposit or withdraw.
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Requirements & limits

The documentation describes Cargo installation with the Rust toolchain and prebuilt Windows and Linux binaries. The repository is public and MIT-licensed.

  • The CLOB order-book view is optional and enabled in user configuration.
  • Deposit and withdrawal flows require a keypair to be loaded.
  • The published Cargo crate is named cosmic-cinder; its executable is named cinder.
  • The documentation lists built-in interface copy in English, Chinese, Spanish, and Russian.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install Cinder with Cargo

Install the Cinder terminal executable using the documented Cargo method.

Before you start

  • Rust toolchain installed, including Cargo and rustc.

Steps

  1. Install the Rust toolchain with rustup.

  2. Run the command below.

    Documented command
    cargo install cosmic-cinder

  3. Run cinder.

Expected outcome

The Cinder terminal executable is installed and can be launched with `cinder`.

Guide limitations

  • The documentation also describes prebuilt Windows and Linux binaries; this recipe covers only Cargo installation.
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