Welcome to Amoeba Farm

Amoeba Farm is a Devnet market and oracle system for synthetic exposure to hardware and industrial-input markets.

The first focus is memory: RAM, DRAM, and NAND markets where information matters, but clean public exposure is hard to get. Amoeba turns fragmented signals into defined monthly indexes, transparent oracle recipes, fully funded capped options, and one collective writer sleeve for each index and expiry.

What Amoeba Farm Offers

Amoeba Farm gives individuals a way to:

• trade hardware-market views without relying only on chip equities or broad indexes;
• inspect how a market’s settlement value is produced;
• use capped options where maximum loss is known before entry;
• fund a collective writer sleeve and receive transferable Flat ownership;
• contribute source data, challenge bad evidence, and collect bounties when work is accepted;
• build against the same verified market, writer, oracle, and settlement surfaces through the SDK, Petri CLI, and public API.

Current System

The current deployment is Amoeba Spread v0.1.0-rc.41 on Solana Devnet. It uses:

• a native in-program additive-grid Amoeba DLMM for secondary trading;
• funded pay-as-bid auctions for primary option issuance;
• exact aggregate reserve calculation across every externally held call and put in a sleeve;
• locked primary premiums and separate writer-principal accounting;
• transferable Flat writer ownership with no governance rights;
• staged proportional close-to-redeem and separate long/Flat settlement ledgers;
• a Lean-backed public edge that proposes and explains while Spread recomputes or verifies every money-moving fact.

The code can be deployed while individual markets, pools, or writer sleeves are not yet operational. Clients fail closed when current readiness is unavailable. Read Current Devnet Release before treating a visible screen as a live trading venue.

How to Read These Docs

Start with the public path:

1. About Synthetics
2. Why Amoeba Farm
3. Where to Begin
4. About Capped Options
5. Collective Writer Sleeves
6. How the Oracle Is Structured
7. API

The deeper lifecycle, contributor, market, and technical pages are references. They should support the public story, not replace it.

Status

These docs describe a pre-production Devnet system. They are not legal advice, investment advice, or a promise that a particular market is currently open. Live clients must match the exact published deployment and should display the active product, oracle, settlement, fee, and policy versions before signing.