Protocol Overview
Protocol Overview
Singularity is an institutional-grade on-chain protocol purpose-built to deliver confidential, efficient, and compliant trading for digital assets and tokenized securities. The protocol combines two integrated layers:
1. Darkpool Execution Layer
Singularity introduces the first on-chain dark orderbook designed to eliminate MEV exploitation and protect trading strategies.
Full Obfuscation: Asset pairs, trade amounts, and wallet addresses are hidden from mempools and explorers.
MEV Protection: Prevents sandwich attacks, front-running, and slippage.
2. Privacy Layer
A zero-knowledge settlement infrastructure that ensures full anonymity across balances, transfers, and interactions.
Singularity Contracts: On-chain zk-circuits to conceal ETH, ERC20, and ERC721 balances, swaps, and transfers.
Zero-Knowledge Settlement: Confidential execution across all supported asset classes.
Relayers: Off-chain nodes that submit meta-transactions on behalf of users, eliminating the need for direct gas payments that could reveal wallet identity.
Together, these components create a confidential, efficient, and scalable execution layer for institutions and protocols alike.
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