Solana: facing issue in CLMM raydium

Solana: Issue with CLMM Features in Raydium V1 DEX SDK

Users of Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX) platform Raydium V1 have recently reported an issue with issues with its CLMM (Cryptographic Layer 3 Multi-Party Message Authentication Mechanism) features. While a full switch to v2 has reportedly resolved the issues with v1, some users are still experiencing issues with these key features.

The Issue:

CLMM is a key component of Raydium’s decentralized trading platform, providing an efficient and secure way for users to interact with each other on-chain. However, recently, many users have reported experiencing technical difficulties when trying to use the CLMM features in their trading applications.

V1 to v2 Upgrade:

Although this issue is present in both versions of Raydium, the latest update has prompted some users to upgrade from version 1 to version 2. The updated functionality reportedly fixes a number of issues related to CLMM, including issues with smart contract security and data integrity.

Could it be because of V1?

However, not all users are experiencing similar improvements in v2. In fact, some reports suggest that the upgrade from v1 to v2 may have caused more issues than it solved. This has led to speculation as to whether the upgrade from version 1 to version 2 is actually causing issues with CLMM functionality.

Expert Analysis:

Industry experts and developers have shared their findings on social media platforms, suggesting that there may be a more complex explanation for why v1 features are still not working as expected. Some possible factors that may contribute to this issue include:

• Smart Contract Compatibility: Using third-party smart contracts in CLMM has been reported to cause issues in version 1.

• Security Vulnerabilities: The recent update to the Raydium codebase introduced new vulnerabilities that could impact the operation of CLMM.

• User Error: Some users have reported errors when installing their own versions of smart contracts or using third-party libraries.

Conclusion:

While the full switch from v1 to v2 has been made, some users are still experiencing issues with CLMM features. The exact cause of the issue is not yet clear, but it is possible that more than one factor may be contributing to the issue.

In light of these developments, Raydium developers have announced a temporary fix for the issue on GitHub. However, it remains to be seen whether this will be enough to resolve all issues with version 1.

Suggestions:

If you are using Raydium and are experiencing issues with CLMM features, we recommend that you contact the support team and report any further issues or concerns. In the meantime, we advise users to exercise caution when deploying their own smart contracts or using third-party libraries to minimize potential risks.

As our understanding of the situation continues to evolve, we will keep you updated on further developments and recommendations from Raydium developers.