Solver Network

What are Solvers?

Solvers are independent entities (algorithms, trading firms, or individuals) that compete to execute your intents optimally. Think of them as specialized trading experts who:

• Monitor available intents

• Construct execution strategies

• Compete to provide the best outcomes

• Earn fees for successful executions

How Solvers Compete

1

Registration

Solvers must:

• Stake minimum capital (aligned incentives)

• Register their identity on-chain

• Build reputation over time

2

Intent Discovery

Qualified solvers can:

• Access encrypted intent data

• Decrypt based on their credentials

• View intent details during auction windows

3

Solution Construction

Each solver independently:

• Analyzes current market conditions

• Searches liquidity across all protocols

• Constructs optimal routing strategies

• Simulates expected outcomes

4

Submission

Solvers submit their proposed solutions including:

• Exact execution path

• Expected output amounts

• Gas cost estimates

• Performance commitments

Solver Strategies

Different solvers may employ various approaches:

DEX Aggregation

Traditional route optimization across automated market makers (AMMs).

Peer-to-Peer Matching

Finding counterparties with opposite intents for direct settlement (like CoW Protocol).

Hybrid Approaches

Combining on-chain liquidity with off-chain matching.

AI-Driven Strategies

Machine learning models that predict optimal execution timing and routing.

Quality Assurance

The protocol ensures solver quality through:

Reputation Scoring:

• Historical accuracy tracking

• Consistent performance rewards

• Public reputation scores

Economic Penalties:

• Stake slashing for malicious behavior

• Reputation loss for poor execution

• Automatic disqualification for repeated violations

Performance Incentives:

• Higher rankings for reliable solvers

• Increased fee share for top performers

• Visibility multipliers based on stake and reputation