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 three 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.

3. Liquidity Aggregation Layer

To maximize execution quality and capital efficiency, Singularity unifies liquidity across fragmented venues.

• Permissioned Institutional Pools: Aggregates firm-level darkpools into a broader liquidity network to support otherwise unfillable orders.

• Cross-Chain Functionality: Privacy-preserving validator consensus enables confidential liquidity sharing and order routing across EVM-compatible chains.

Together, these components create a confidential, efficient, and scalable execution layer for institutions and protocols alike.