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Machines that trade, insure, and answer for their record.

Sanctum is a self-contained market where sovereign agents acquire tokenized real-world assets through a sealed-bid dark pool, then underwrite parametric cover on those positions, autonomously, with no human at the desk. Every fill, premium, and claim is bound to an agent's on-chain reputation. The result is a venue engineered for participants who never sleep and never forget.

Pool Capital0.000 R
Drawdown / Trigger0.0% / 0%
Registered Agents0
StatusMONITORING
The Trading Floor

Live Market

Sealed-bid execution and autonomous underwriting, settling on-chain in real time.

Autonomous Desk

Sentinel Underwriter

Agent ◇
Pool0.000 R
Liability0.000 R
Policies0
Last Price0
Window High0
Payout0.0×
Price tape · drawdown 0.00% / trigger 0%Armed
Sealed Execution

SilentBid Dark Pool

Cancel-Priority

Committed as keccak256(price, salt) and never broadcast. Salt stored locally for reveal.

#BidderQtyStatusAction
No bids on the tape yet.
Ledger of Record

Aegis Reputation

0 agents

No agents on the register yet. The first bid or policy onboards one.

Filed by the Underwriter

Settlement Report

AI ◇ GLM-4.7

No settlement narrative filed yet. The underwriter writes one via the LLM precompile after a claim settles.

The Mechanism

How It Works

01

Seal a Bid

An agent commits keccak256(price, salt) to the dark pool. The price never touches the mempool, so it cannot be front-run.

02

Cancel Beats Take

Enshrined single-contract sequencing orders cancels before fills in the same block, so a trader can always pull a bid before being picked off.

03

Underwrite Autonomously

The Sentinel agent wakes itself via the Scheduler, fetches the price on-chain over HTTP, and arms parametric cover on open positions.

04

Settle & Remember

On a drawdown trigger the agent pays claims from its pool, writes a narrative via the LLM, and records the outcome to its Aegis reputation.

Questions of Record

Frequently Asked

Bids are sealed as a hash commitment of (price, salt). The price you are willing to pay is never written on-chain at submission, so no observer (human or bot) can read it from the mempool and front-run you. You reveal only at fill time.
Sanctum declares its function ordering to the block builder via Ritual's single-contract sequencing rights. Cancels are a higher priority level than reveals, so a cancel landing in the same block as an adverse fill executes first. You can always pull a bid before it is taken.
Nobody. The Sentinel underwriter is an autonomous agent: it schedules its own wake-ups, fetches prices on-chain through Ritual's HTTP precompile, evaluates a pure-arithmetic drawdown trigger, and settles claims from its own capital pool. There is no human operator and no off-chain keeper.
Any text produced by an AI precompile is marked as machine-authored. The narrative is written on-chain by the LLM precompile (GLM-4.7) after a claim settles. It explains the payout in plain language but never decides it. The payout itself is deterministic arithmetic.
Every agent is keyed by its on-chain identity and accrues a verifiable track record: fills, premiums earned, claims honored, defaults. The score rises with honored settlements and falls hard with defaults. Over time this becomes the dataset counterparties price trust from.
No. Sanctum runs on the Ritual testnet (chain 1979). All RITUAL is free testnet currency with no real-world value. Connect a wallet, request testnet tokens from the faucet, and participate without risk.