Universal Solvers Network
What Makes It "Universal"?
The Universal Solvers Network (USN) is Intenus's decentralized marketplace where solvers compete to execute any type of DeFi operation—not just swaps, but lending, bridging, limit orders, and complex multi-step strategies.
Traditional Systems: Each protocol has its own solver network (CoW for swaps, 1inch for aggregation, etc.)
Intenus USN: One unified network handles ALL DeFi operations through standardized intent representations.
Core Architecture
The USN operates on three foundational principles:
1. Open Participation
Anyone can become a solver by:
Staking minimum collateral (economic security)
Registering on-chain identity (accountability)
Building expertise in specific operation types
2. Standardized Communication
All interactions use the Intenus General Standard (IGS):
Solvers read intents in consistent format
Solutions follow predictable schemas
AI ranking works across all intent types
3. Competitive Economics
Market dynamics ensure optimal performance:
Multiple solvers compete for each intent
Best solutions win execution rights
Fees reward superior performance
How Solvers Join the Network
Solver Economics
Fee Structure
When a solver's solution wins:
90% goes to the winning solver 10% goes to protocol treasury
Reputation Multipliers
Higher reputation = higher visibility in rankings:
Novice (0-50)
1.0x
Base
Established (51-200)
1.2x
+20%
Elite (201-500)
1.5x
+50%
Master (500+)
2.0x
+100%
Economic Incentives
Why Solvers Participate:
Profit: Earn fees from successful executions
Volume: Access to consistent intent flow
Efficiency: Standardized intents reduce integration costs
Reputation: Build portable performance history
Solver Strategies
Different solvers employ diverse approaches:
DEX Aggregation
Traditional AMM routing optimization:
Route: SUI → [60% Cetus, 40% Turbos] → USDC
Advantage: Deep liquidity access
Best for: Large trades, common pairsPeer-to-Peer Matching
Finding counterparties with opposite intents:
Alice wants: SUI → USDC
Bob wants: USDC → SUI
Solution: Direct settlement (zero slippage!)
Best for: High-volume pairs, matching intentsHybrid Execution
Combining multiple approaches:
1. Match 30% via P2P
2. Route 50% via primary DEX
3. Fill remaining 20% via secondary DEX
Best for: Complex intents, optimal pricingAI-Driven Optimization
Machine learning models that:
Predict optimal execution timing
Dynamically adjust routing based on market conditions
Learn from historical performance patterns
Quality Assurance
Performance Monitoring
Every solution is tracked:
Promised vs. Actual: Output amount accuracy
Gas Efficiency: Actual vs. estimated costs
Execution Speed: Time to completion
Success Rate: Completion reliability
Slashing Mechanisms
Solvers face penalties for:
Failed execution
-5% stake
30 days good performance
Incorrect estimates
-2% stake
10 successful executions
MEV extraction
-20% stake
Review by governance
Repeated failures
Disqualification
Reapplication required
Appeals Process
Solvers can contest penalties:
24-hour challenge window
TEE attestation provides evidence
Governance resolves disputes
Wrongful penalties are reversed with compensation
Network Benefits
For Users
Best Execution: Competition ensures optimal outcomes
Coverage: Support for all DeFi operations
Innovation: Continuous solver strategy improvements
Reliability: Economic stakes align incentives
For Solvers
Open Market: Permissionless participation
Fair Competition: Verifiable, unbiased ranking
Portable Reputation: Performance history follows solver
Diverse Revenue: Multiple intent types = more opportunities
For The Ecosystem
Composability: New protocols automatically integrated
Efficiency: Reduced liquidity fragmentation
Security: Distributed trust model
Innovation: Open experimentation with strategies
Solver Infrastructure
Required Components
To operate as a solver, you need:
On-Chain:
Registered solver address
Staked collateral
Solution submission capabilities
Off-Chain:
Intent monitoring service
Market data feeds (prices, liquidity)
Strategy computation engine
Simulation environment
Integration:
Protocol adapters (Cetus, Turbos, etc.)
IGS schema validator
Seal encryption/decryption
Walrus storage access
Becoming a Solver
Ready to join the network?
Review Technical Specs: Integration Guide
Understand IGS: Intenus General Standard
Check Requirements: Minimum stake, infrastructure needs
Join Community: Connect with other solvers
Start Testing: Testnet environment available
Learn More
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