Bullet, an early Solana project built largely by the Zeta Markets team, expanded invite capacity to accommodate growing interest.

The initial allocation of 25 invites was claimed quickly, prompting an increase to 60 total and leaving 35 remaining.

Details and upcoming updates

Platform volumes rose from $200k to $2.5 million, which the team cites as evidence of steadily rising user engagement and activity.

The roadmap targets exit from beta in mid-August, creating a limited window for participants to accumulate meaningful trading volume beforehand.

Planned product launches include Vaults and Lending, allowing users to earn yield on SOL while using it as collateral for margin trading.

Operational notes

The fee structure operates on a progressive scale at launch, which may make early activity relatively expensive for smaller, discretionary trades.

Given the commission model, the project appears better suited to systematic trading approaches capable of offsetting fee tiers through sustained volume.

The team requests that allocated invites not be held by participants who do not intend to trade, so access remains available for active users.

Participation considerations

Participation requires a Solana wallet and on-chain funding; deposits are necessary before generating tradable volume and occupying an invite.

Those aiming to use the current window should prioritize building consistent volume prior to the expected arrival of a larger user base after beta.