Lighter’s development team has pushed a new update to the lighter-prover repository, adding "Binary options support," according to the project’s GitHub page. The commit touched 88 files in total, with 6,329 lines added and 1,214 lines removed. The changes span several parts of the codebase, including trade processing, market data, account positions, settlement results, and zero-knowledge proof circuits. The update points to expanded functionality inside the repository and shows that the team is making changes across both trading logic and proving-related components. No additional rollout timeline or product release details were disclosed in the source material.
Lighter’s development team just pushed an update to the lighter-prover code repository, and the project’s GitHub page says it adds "Binary options support."
The commit hit 88 files. Big one. It added 6,329 lines of code and removed 1,214. The work spans several modules, including trade processing, market data, account positions, settlement results, and zero-knowledge proof circuits.
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