Building a prop AMM on Solana sounds simple until you actually try to do it. The hard part is not just launching a pool. You have to think about liquidity pricing execution inventory risk market maker coordination and infrastructure all while keeping the system efficient enough for Solana. That where Flint gets interesting. Instead of making every market maker build and maintain everything from scratch Flint is building a multi maker prop AMM where multiple professional makers can contribute liquidity and compete within the same market making infrastructure. Why does that matter? → More efficient liquidity provision → Better use of market maker capital → Shared infrastructure instead of rebuilding the stack → Easier liquidity management → A setup designed around the actual needs of market makers The biggest advantage for me is the abstraction. Market makers can focus more on their strategies and less on building the entire AMM infrastructure themselves. Flint is basically trying to make professional market making on Solana more accessible scalable and efficient. Worth keeping an eye on: @flint_trade_