Quickswap has adopted Orbs' Perpetual Hub Ultra 2.0 as its default infrastructure for perpetual futures trading across all supported blockchain networks. The move follows a community governance vote where 81.8% of QUICK token holders supported the proposal.
The governance vote
The proposal passed with strong support. Of the QUICK tokens that voted, 81.8% were in favor. The vote was part of Quickswap's decentralized governance process, giving token holders a direct say in the platform's technical direction. The result signals broad community backing for the infrastructure switch.
Default infrastructure for perpetuals
Perpetual Hub Ultra 2.0, built by Orbs, will now serve as the default engine for all perpetual futures trading on Quickswap. That means every supported blockchain network Quickswap operates on will use this infrastructure by default. The upgrade replaces whatever system Quickswap was using before — the exact details of the previous setup weren't disclosed in the proposal.
What changes for traders
For now, the shift is behind the scenes. Traders on Quickswap's perpetual futures markets will see the same interface, but the underlying execution now runs on Orbs' technology. The announcement didn't specify changes to fees, leverage limits, or supported assets. The upgrade is live as of this week.
Quickswap hasn't announced any further changes to its perpetual futures offering. The next governance proposal — if any — will determine what comes next.
