Welcome to Bolt’s Documentation
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Why Bolt
Onchain markets have traditionally relied on local pool depth for both price formation and execution. Bolt separates those jobs. We derive price from the venues driving global price discovery, make it executable onchain, and settle trades atomically against pool inventory. The result is quality onchain pricing and execution with far less capital committed to liquidity. Bolt has demonstrated over 100x daily Capital Turnover, meaning the same deployed liquidity can support substantially more trading activity instead of sitting in a pool simply to create depth.Over 100x Daily Capital Turnover
Capital Turnover measures how much client volume each dollar of onchain liquidity supports in a day. For example, at 100x daily turnover, $1,000 of pool liquidity can support $100,000 in daily client volume. $5,000 would support $500,000.Explore Capital Efficiency →
Proven in production
Bolt is live on Sui with SUI/USDC and already routes through Sui’s leading aggregators, including Cetus, FlowX, and Aftermath, and powers execution across 85+ downstream applications.Start here
Understand Bolt
What Bolt does, why it works, and the market structure behind it.
See how it works
Follow the path from broader market data to executable onchain settlement.
Try Bolt
Install the SDK and execute your first Bolt swap.
See where Bolt is live
Current markets, integrations, and deployment availability.
What are you building?
A market for an asset
Bring an asset onchain without making local pool depth responsible for its price.
A DeFi product
Explore Bolt for lending, vaults, liquidations, venues, and other execution-dependent products.
A router or wallet
Add Bolt as another executable route alongside your existing liquidity sources.
An integration
Go directly to SDKs, quoting, contracts, and implementation details.
Explore
Capital Efficiency
Why Bolt can support more trading activity per dollar of deployed liquidity.
Price & Pool Depth
Why price formation and execution capacity do not need to scale together.
FAQ
Common questions about Bolt, markets, execution, and integration.