Common questions
Direct answers about execution, confidentiality, liquidity and participant ownership.
Does every trade wait for a proof?#
The execution design doesn't require a trader to generate a proof before each fill. Matching and risk checks run inside the confidential engine for a prefunded account. An accepted fill and final onchain settlement remain distinct events; no zero-latency or production-speed guarantee is made.
Is NEAR Intents the privacy layer?#
No. It has a funding role in the design. Confidential account state requires the execution and settlement architecture described in the privacy model. Public funding transactions can still be observable.
Do creator fees fund all market liquidity?#
No. They contribute supplementary USDC alongside dedicated market capitalization, external LP capital and maker inventory. Their value depends on actual eligible receipts. None of those external capital sources is presented as a secured commitment.
What does 25/45/30 divide?#
A single bounded token reward budget: 25% trading, 45% committed OI and 30% executable maker depth. It doesn't divide exchange revenue or maximum token supply. Final release amounts, scoring coefficients and lock terms require reconciliation.
Can people still buy tokens later?#
Yes. Contribution-led distribution changes who receives scheduled releases; it doesn't eliminate secondary-market buying. Token rights aren't company equity or a guaranteed share of profits.
Can I trade or deposit now?#
The website offers a synthetic, browser-local trading demo. Live exchange access and deposits aren't open. The product-status page explains the distinction between product specifications and demonstrated capabilities.