Virtual Liquidity Data and Compute Unit Controls
Two additions provide more pool context and transaction control.
ZeroSlip adds virtualQuoteInPool to Pump AMM Data Stream events and cuLimit to Trade API requests.
virtualQuoteInPool exposes the virtual quote liquidity associated with the pool. The announcement describes it as liquidity eligible for recovery after migration, giving integrations a field to read as that behaviour evolves.
cuLimit lets developers specify the transaction’s compute unit limit. Lowering it may improve transaction priority, but setting it too low increases the chance of failure because the transaction can exhaust its compute allowance.
The Data Stream and Trade API documentation cover the respective fields.