How GitSync Works
A five-layer architecture that keeps your trades private from start to finish.
GitSync replaces the traditional exchange model — where you broadcast orders into a public book — with a private, AI-driven pipeline. Every trade flows through five layers, each adding a specific privacy or execution guarantee.
The Five Layers
You don't place orders. You define a policy — a natural-language mandate with hard risk caps (max drawdown, max leverage, instrument whitelist, time horizon). Your policy is signed and encrypted before ever leaving your browser.
Each policy spawns an isolated AI agent. The agent ingests real-time market data, runs inference, and emits two outputs at every tick: a proposed intent (the trade) and an explanation (plain-language rationale shown to you before execution).
Your intent is encrypted under a threshold committee key. It enters a batch with other encrypted intents. At epoch close (~500ms), the committee decrypts and matches all intents at a single uniform clearing price. No individual order is ever published in cleartext.
Positions are stored as cryptographic commitments on-chain — not plaintext records. Your direction, size, leverage, and liquidation price are hidden from everyone except you. State transitions are verified with zero-knowledge proofs.
All settlement happens on Base, Ethereum's most cost-efficient L2. The aggregate batch, ZK proofs, and vault updates are all written to Base, giving you the finality and auditability of an EVM rollup — at a fraction of mainnet cost.
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