FAQ
Common questions.
A private mempool operator reads the order. Here the order is encrypted to the settlement circuit and solvers bid against a commitment.
The winning solver learns routing-relevant fields during the decryption round, but not the sender or recipient. Misuse shows up in the trace and is penalised through the registry.
The intent expires at its deadline and the note is refunded through a path indistinguishable from a fill.
It removes the probe-then-revert mechanism and readable ordering. Pool-level deltas are still public; the subnet measures what remains.
Yes. Occlusion is deployed and live on Robinhood Chain. It has not yet completed an independent security audit, so use it with that in mind. The $OCLU token contract is live; solver bonding and staking are not yet active.
Not to trade. Solvers must bond $OCLU to operate, and any holder can stake $OCLU separately to earn a share of protocol revenue. The token contract is live; bonding and staking are not yet active.