Introduction
Titan is a perpetual-futures exchange on the Canton Network. Fast matching, a public order book, private traders, and a cryptographic commitment you can check every cycle.
Titan is a perpetual-futures exchange built on the Canton Network. It gives you the speed of a central limit order book and a public record you can check yourself, without putting your identity, your positions or your history on display.
Three ideas
Fast matching
Orders are matched off-chain by a price-time priority engine, in milliseconds. You sign every order you place, and none is accepted without your signature. Only liquidations and auto-deleveraging are placed by the engine itself.
Committed every cycle
On a fixed cycle, everything that happened is summarised into a single Merkle root and published on the Canton ledger. The roots are chained, so history cannot be quietly rewritten.
Checkable by you
For any cycle you traded in, you can fetch your own records and a short proof, and check them against the root on the ledger. Only hashing is involved, so the check needs no trust in the operator.
Private by default
The order book and the trade tape are public. Who placed each order is not. Nothing the public can read on the ledger names you, and no other trader can see your orders, fills or balances.