Your size is your business.
Moving money to an exchange or an OTC desk on a public chain announces how much is coming. With eUSD the amount is encrypted: watchers see a transfer, not a signal.
Somebody is always watching.
Bots follow large transfers to exchanges and post them within seconds. Pick a pair, a side and a size, and open a position: the money has to reach the exchange first.
- 24h high
- 84,851.4
- 24h low
- 81,258.7
- 24h volume
- 642.37 BTC
- Deposits on-chain
- amounts encrypted
- Deposit reaches the exchange
- Market order fills
- Position open
No fills yet. Open a position on the chart.
An illustration with a made-up exchange, prices and alert bot, not a model of any market. The exchange's own order book and trades look the same with any stablecoin; the difference is the money moving on-chain to and from it. On a public chain that amount is readable by anyone, with eUSD it is not. eUSD is planned and not yet issued.
Where trading money moves.
Every one of these legs settles in seconds. On a public chain each one also publishes its size.
OTC settlement
Pay a desk for a block trade without telling the market how big the block was.
Venue rebalancing
Move inventory between exchanges and wallets without a trail of position sizes.
Collateral
Top up margin when you need to, not when it is safe to be seen doing it.
Fund flows
Subscriptions and redemptions between a fund and its investors, kept between them.
One transfer, three readers.
The same $5,000,000 sent to a desk with eUSD.
Anyone
Sees that your address paid the desk's address, and when.
Amount: ••••••••••••You and the desk
Both decrypt the amount with your own keys.
Amount: $5,000,000.00The auditor
Can read it only on a lawful request, with two of three key holders, and each disclosure is counted on-chain.
Amount: $5,000,000.00Settle big. Stay quiet.
Talk to us about moving trading money with eUSD when it launches.