Pre-trade broadcast
A resting limit order on a lit AMM or CLOB reveals price, size and direction before it ever executes.

Public orderbooks broadcast intent. On a chain where equities settle in the open, a 10,000-share order is a signal anyone can trade against. Dark Pool is a non-displayed venue: orders stay sealed until they cross, size prints late, and settlement is still verifiable on-chain.
Tokenized equities inherit the transparency of a blockchain — and the predators of an open market.
lit tape · intent exposedA resting limit order on a lit AMM or CLOB reveals price, size and direction before it ever executes.
Searchers see the transaction before inclusion and position ahead of it, taxing every large fill.
Wallet history turns a fund's accumulation pattern into a public, permanently indexed dataset.
Working a block through a thin lit book walks the price against you — the cost compounds with size.
The order is encrypted client-side. Only a commitment hash reaches the chain — price, size and side stay off the public record.
commit(side, qty, px, salt)A periodic sealed auction matches contra interest at the midpoint of the reference NBBO. No queue to snipe, no price to react to.
match @ mid(NBBO)Matched legs settle atomically in tokenized shares and USDC. The tape publishes the print; size is delayed and aggregated.
atomicSwap → receiptPrivacy at the venue layer does not mean invisibility to regulators. Every participant is admitted through the chain's existing eligibility checks, and every match produces a proof that an auditor with the viewing key can verify — without that record being public.
Open the terminal and trade tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain mainnet — sealed orders, midpoint crossing, atomic settlement.
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