In a recent thread on X, Aditya Sharma shared some exciting news about his career shift in the crypto space. If you're into blockchain and trading, this one's worth paying attention to. Sharma, who has been trading since 2020 and has seen his share of wins and losses, is now stepping into a builder role at Bullet.xyz, focusing on growth to attract the next million on-chain traders.

Bullet.xyz isn't just another decentralized exchange—it's a Solana-native trading layer designed to deliver the speed and efficiency of centralized exchanges (CEXs) right on the blockchain. Think sub-2 millisecond execution times, custom infrastructure for perpetual futures (or "perps," which are contracts that let you trade assets without an expiration date), and a setup that's resistant to the congestion issues that sometimes plague Layer 1 networks.

Sharma highlighted how Bullet stands out from competitors like Jupiter Perps, Drift, and Hyperliquid. For instance, while others might suffer from higher latency or require manual signing for every trade, Bullet boasts a central limit order book (CLOB) model with dedicated Layer 2 blockspace, optimal rollup on Solana secured by zero-knowledge fraud proofs, and one-click trading.

The team behind Bullet is no stranger to success—they're the same folks who built Zeta Markets, which has handled over $15 billion in trading volume as Solana's first on-chain derivatives CLOB. Forged in hackathons and battle-tested through bear markets, they've kept shipping innovative products.

Sharma gave a shoutout to key team members like @PDAnimol and @Tristan0x, as well as Superteam Talent for facilitating the connection. If you're a trader, key opinion leader (KOL), or just passionate about perps, Sharma's inviting conversations and encouraging follows on @bulletxyz_.

With Bullet's mainnet on the horizon, this move could signal big things for on-chain trading, especially on Solana, where meme tokens and high-speed DeFi are already thriving. Stay tuned—bullets are loaded, and the future looks fast.

For the full details, check out the original thread on X.