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M Moby Market
Who it's for

Built for the trades retail tooling can't handle.

Moby Market is one execution stack that serves treasury unwinds, OTC desks, privacy-sensitive funds, and cross-chain arbitrage — each for a different reason, all without moving markets or leaking strategy.

Treasury & foundation unwinds

Sell a nine-figure position without printing the exit

A DAO or foundation unwinding a large SOL or token treasury cannot touch a public pool without telegraphing intent. TWAP/VWAP with anti-detection randomness shreds the parent order into hundreds of timing-randomised children, while OTCEscrow can clear the whole block bilaterally — no observable pattern, no front-running.

See the execution flow →
  • TWAP/VWAP across 288+ child orders
  • Dark-pool OTC for full-block clears
  • Configurable price-deviation limits
Market makers & OTC desks

Provide two-sided size with provable settlement

Desks quoting whale flow need atomic, trustless settlement rather than counterparty risk. On-chain OTCEscrow accounts settle nine-figure trades atomically with partial fills and RFQ, and the solver network lets makers compete for intents on price and leakage — with reputation, not scale, deciding who wins.

vs Hashflow (RFQ) →
  • Atomic on-chain OTC escrow
  • Commit-reveal solver competition
  • On-chain reputation for fills
Privacy-sensitive funds

Execute without leaking strategy — while staying compliant

Funds that cannot reveal position or strategy still need an audit trail for their own compliance. Pedersen-committed amounts and stealth addresses hide the trade; selective disclosure proves accreditation, jurisdiction, or KYC status to an auditor without exposing identity or strategy to competitors.

vs Renegade (dark pool) →
  • Groth16 / PLONK / STARKs / Bulletproofs
  • Minimum anonymity set (default 100)
  • Selective-disclosure compliance proofs
Cross-chain arbitrage & routing

Move size across chains atomically

Desks running Solana and EVM books need unified routing. CrossChainOrder primitives integrate Wormhole and LayerZero so a single order can settle across Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base with target sub-five-minute finality — one intent, one settlement surface.

See all features →
  • Wormhole + LayerZero settlement
  • Unified Solana + EVM routing
  • Atomic cross-chain orders

Bring your size on-chain.

The whole stack is MIT-licensed. Talk to the team about running it against your flow.

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