Trade Desk (/trade)

Trade Desk is the execution surface where opportunities are screened by the 13-circuit zkML bundle before any action is available for execution. No circuit pass means no execution path is surfaced. Every opportunity that appears in the Trade Desk has passed the relevant screening gates — risk score, anomaly detection, strategy integrity, and whatever other circuits the user's policy posture requires.

Where Opportunities And Adapters Are

Opportunity stream/list

• Displays categories such as swap, lp, lending, staking, and related routes.
• Supports sorting/filtering by yield, risk, confidence, and strategy fit.
• Selecting an item should open its execution workspace.

Execution workspace

• Shows adapter choices for the selected opportunity.
• Shows privacy mode and gate status.
• Shows simulation controls and execution action.

If adapter metadata exists, you should see explicit route choices. If not, system falls back to default builder logic.

Adapter Families You Should Expect

• ekubo (swap and LP flows)
• limit_orders
• lending
• staking
• dca
• privacy-route variants when policy/flow requires them

Standard Execution Workflow

1. Select opportunity from the stream.
2. Choose adapter route.
3. Confirm privacy mode and gate state.
4. Simulate.

• Check price impact, fees, and expected output.
• Set slippage explicitly for swap routes.

5. Execute via wallet signature.
6. Capture tx hash/receipt and verify refresh.

Swap Workflow (Critical)

1. Choose swap opportunity.
2. Set slippage (0.5%, 1%, 2% or equivalent control).
3. Run simulation first.
4. Execute only if output and impact are acceptable.

If Something Looks Wrong

• No opportunities: check market feed connectivity and refresh state.
• No adapter choices: confirm opportunity includes adapter metadata, then check fallback route behavior.
• Simulation succeeds but execution fails: check gate mismatch, wallet signing errors, or stale calldata.

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