Intent routing · illustrative simulation

Stake corridor time, reorder the migration.

Intents drift from one shared pool through eight polar corridors. Stake seconds of priority on a corridor and the next 10-second batch routes it first. Watch the graph re-sort in real time.

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Stake corridor time

Pick a corridor. Your stake lights its path in the next sealed batch.
    Corridor terrain

    Weight is the landscape.

    Each peak is a corridor's total staked time. The warm layer is yours. When someone outbids you, the ridge shifts and the routing order follows. Values are illustrative and simulated in this browser.

    S1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8
    Intents enter poolCorridor stakesBatch seals (10 s)Routed fills
    The loop

    Stake, seal, route, repeat.

    1. Users sign intents: what they want, not how. Intents wait in a shared pool.
    2. Stakers commit seconds of corridor time to the paths they want routed first.
    3. Every 10 seconds the corridor order locks and is appended to a hash chain.
    4. Solvers fill intents corridor by corridor in the sealed order, then the next batch opens.
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