From Forking to Counterattack - How $SAROS Is Launching a Liquidity Counteroffensive on Solana with DLMM and Buybacks
Last year, DLMM was still Meteora's "unique weapon" on Solana, but few knew that the earliest architectural ideas came from the original team behind Saros.
Forked and surpassed, this experience left Saros's technical team holding their breath.
On June 3, 2025, Saros 2.0 officially launched, returning to the battlefield with a restructured DLMM:
Price ranges are precisely controllable, with lower slippage.
The bin architecture (Bin) achieves zero slippage trading.
The dynamic fee rate mechanism allows LPs to earn more during volatility.
In just two months, DLMM's trading volume exceeded $60 million, and TVL approached $30 million.
But technology is just the first step.
What truly drove the price of $SAROS to soar 2,464% over six months was a market action of “sustained firepower”—the foundation directly repurchased 100 million tokens (approximately 38 million USDT) on the open market and committed to using up to 20% of protocol income for buybacks in the long term.
This is not a one-time operation but rather embeds price support into the protocol's business model.
The result is that $SAROS surged from $0.015 at the beginning of the year to an ATH of $0.4136, not just a market trend but a systematic counterattack backed by technical moats and capital ammunition.
The liquidity landscape on Solana is being rewritten; Saros's story has just begun.