Liquidity coordination · for Robinhood Chain
Net inventory.
Deploy liquidity.
Coordinate Stock Token liquidity across independent vaults. Match compatible rebalances, settle within each vault's limits, and route the residual to market.
Explore the synthetic mechanism preview.
Schematic of a proposed design. Quantities are illustrative; nothing shown is deployed.
The mechanism in one example
100 to buy. 80 to sell. 20 to route.
Two compatible vault instructions can share an execution. In this synthetic example, 80 Stock Tokens change hands internally and 20 are acquired from an external venue.
The matched amount counts one transfer between vaults. It replaces two external order legs. Reduced order size is not a return or a guaranteed cost saving.
- Gross external order size without matching
- 180 token units
- Internally matched amount
- 80 token units
- Residual external order size
- 20 token units
Synthetic model · illustrative quantities
Protocol
Stock tokens are onchain. Now coordinate their liquidity.
CROSSLOT is being designed for LP strategies that share assets but have different inventory needs. The protocol aims to match those needs before execution, while preserving each vault's limits.
The initial research scope is a canonical NVDA Stock Token / USDG market with multiple independent LP mandates. That is an illustrative integration target, not an available vault or a recommendation to acquire either asset.
A vault emits a signed inventory delta with its own bounds and expiry. Nothing may exceed that authority.
Intended behaviour of a proposed design
A vault emits a signed inventory delta with its own bounds and expiry. Nothing may exceed that authority.
For operators
Built for people who run inventory
The intended users are experienced LP operators, protocol integrators and treasury managers.
- LP managers
- Coordinate compatible rebalances across distinct mandates instead of paying the external venue twice for offsetting flow.
- Protocol treasuries
- Express bounded execution instructions for approved assets, with price limits and expiries that settlement is designed to enforce.
- Integrators
- Evaluate a proposed vault adapter and settlement interface against your own accounting and risk assumptions.
Planned availability
Planned availability
Planned availability
Evidence before scale
Five questions decide whether this is worth deploying
CROSSLOT does not need to be large to be evaluated. It needs to answer these questions honestly, in a model first and on a testnet second.
- 01Does useful opposing inventory exist?
- 02Is execution worthwhile after fees and gas?
- 03Does every participating vault meet its constraints?
- 04Can failed batches unwind without creating partial settlement?
- 05Are token units, corporate actions and stale prices handled correctly?