2026-01-13 21:10:58

There are reports indicating that a compliant platform plans to launch RAY spot trading on January 14, 2026. The RAY-USD trading pair is expected to start at 9:00 AM Pacific Time or later. Trading launch requires meeting liquidity conditions and is limited to regions that support this trading.

Raydium, as one of the most important automated market maker (AMM) platforms on the Solana blockchain, plays a key role in the DeFi ecosystem. This launch will undoubtedly provide a more convenient trading channel for Ray ecosystem and Solana investors. Market participants' attention to Solana ecosystem projects continues to rise, reflecting the increasing importance that mainstream trading platforms place on ecosystem projects.

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PonziDetector

· 01-16 10:17

The SOL ecosystem has really taken off, and on Ray, the only thing missing for mainstream platforms is this final push.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-15 22:43

Another regional restriction, so annoying. When will seamless trading be possible?

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-15 01:40

Lack of liquidity conditions and regional restrictions—these tricks are old news. --- Is the Sol ecosystem about to turn around? I don’t believe it, let’s wait and see. --- RAY is finally officially listed, but without enough liquidity, it’s useless. --- 2026? Can’t wait that long, I need to get on board now. --- Mainstream platforms pay attention? Ha, as long as it’s profitable, they pay attention to everything. --- The regional restriction setting is really annoying. Why are there always such restrictions? --- The popularity of the Sol ecosystem is rising, but can RAY sustain it? --- Starting at 9 o’clock? Staying up late to grab tokens. --- This news is hard to verify, wait for official confirmation. --- The key is whether there is enough liquidity; without trading volume, it’s all pointless.

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LiquidationOracle

· 01-13 21:41

Ray is finally going to be listed on a mainstream exchange. Waiting for this day hasn't been easy.

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AllInDaddy

· 01-13 21:41

1. 9 a.m. Pacific Time? Depends on liquidity, or another false alarm. 2. Solana's really about to take off. Mainstream platforms are all aligning with the ecosystem. 3. Ray's story isn't over yet. The key is whether it can keep bleeding. 4. January 2026... who knows what'll be left then. Anyway, went all in. 5. What happens if liquidity conditions aren't met? Delay again or just dump?

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-13 21:32

Ray is finally going mainstream; this is something that should have happened a long time ago.

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Anon32942

· 01-13 21:24

Wait, what does the liquidity condition mean... Does anyone know if it's just another scheme where it drops below the listing price right after going live?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-13 21:18

It's 3 a.m., and another liquidity trap is about to go live. I bet five bucks that within two hours of opening, someone will be sandwich attacked. --- As for RAY going live, it's been in the script for a long time. Just wait and see how many arbitrageurs in the robot paradise get cut. --- The liquidity conditions for compliant platforms? Just hearing the phrase tells you they're rolling out the red carpet for big whales. --- 9 a.m. Pacific Time... Ha, it's when the Americans wake up, and the gas war is about to begin. --- Suddenly, the Solana ecosystem is so heavily emphasized? Don't be fooled; it's just another reason to repeatedly cut the leeks. --- The first rule of midnight arbitrage: if you see the words "liquidity conditions," run immediately—no exceptions. --- January 14, 2026, mark it down; it's another day when dark pool trading will surface. --- Talking about convenient trading channels? In reality, it's just the opening of a new stage for price shocks.

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