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AMM v5 - The Insured DEX

Dual-Lane Market Making

Next-generation AMM separating institutional RFQ flow from retail trades, with batch auctions, adaptive state management, and built-in protections against whale manipulation and toxic flow.

Batch Auctions RFQ Routing Vault Facility MEV Protection
20
Validators
14-of-20 BFT Quorum
13
Jurisdictions
Global Coverage
1.5s
Block Time
Settlement Finality
2%
Flat Fee
No Hidden Costs
$0
Volume Traded
Mainnet Live
20/20
Validators Online
Mainnet Active
13
Compliance Zones
Multi-Jurisdiction
$250K+
Protection Per User
Premium Tier
<100ms
Avg Signing Latency
MPC Threshold
Trading Pairs

Available Markets

Mainnet pairs launching Q2 2026. Preview of supported markets with institutional-grade liquidity and $250K+ self-custody protection coverage.

J
U
JIL / USDC
Price
$0.09
24h Volume
$1.24M
Trade
J
E
JIL / ETH
Price
0.0000321 ETH
24h Volume
$482K
Trade
J
B
JIL / BTC
Price
0.00000094 BTC
24h Volume
$318K
Trade
E
U
ETH / USDC
Price
$2,803.41
24h Volume
$5.67M
Trade
B
U
BTC / USDC
Price
$95,842.50
24h Volume
$12.3M
Trade
S
U
SOL / USDC
Price
$176.23
24h Volume
$3.89M
Trade
The Core Design

Why two lanes?

Traditional AMMs treat all trades equally, which creates problems: large institutional orders move prices dramatically, front-runners extract value, and retail traders face unpredictable slippage. JIL's dual-lane architecture solves this by routing traffic appropriately.

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You Pay
1,000
J JIL
You Receive
88.20
U USDC
Rate1 JIL = $0.09
DEX Fee (2%)$1.80
Settlement (3 bps)$0.03
Total Cost$1.83
🛡 Protected by $250K+ self-custody protection coverage

How your trade is routed

Institutional traders need price certainty and large block execution. Retail traders need fair access and protection from manipulation. Mixing them creates problems for both. Separating them serves everyone better.

Route Selection

Retail Lane Batch auction • MEV-protected • Fair clearing price
RFQ Lane Block trades • Competing quotes • Zero market impact

This is a static preview. Trade on the live DEX app.

Dual-Lane Architecture

Two lanes, one unified liquidity layer

RFQ Lane Institutional Flow

Request-for-Quote trading for qualified counterparties

  • Block trades - Execute large orders without market impact
  • Price discovery - Competing quotes from market makers
  • Settlement bonds - Counterparty performance guarantees
  • Reputation scores - Track record affects access and terms
  • Post-trade transparency - Delayed reporting protects info leakage

Who Uses RFQ?

Asset managers, trading desks, OTC brokers, market makers, and institutional allocators who need to move significant size without moving the market.

Retail Lane Regular Trading

Standard AMM with enhanced protections for everyday users

  • Batch auctions - Fair price for all trades in a block
  • Oracle bands - Prices bounded by external references
  • MEV protection - No front-running or sandwich attacks
  • Slippage limits - Trades revert if price moves too far
  • Instant settlement - No waiting, no counterparty risk

Who Uses Retail?

Individual traders, DeFi users, small funds, and anyone who values simplicity, speed, and fair execution over block size.

Lane Comparison

Feature RFQ Lane Retail Lane
Order SizeLarge blocks ($100K+)Any size
Price DiscoveryCompetitive quotesAMM curve + oracle band
Market ImpactMinimal (off-curve)Proportional to size
SettlementT+0 with bondsInstant (atomic)
CounterpartyKnown market makersProtocol liquidity pool
AccessReputation-gatedPermissionless
PrivacyDelayed reportingImmediate on-chain
Adaptive Markets

Market state machine

The AMM continuously monitors market conditions and adjusts parameters automatically. State transitions happen based on volatility, oracle deviation, liquidity utilization, and settlement failures.

NORMALFull AMM + RFQ, standard batch sizes
ELEVATEDWider spreads, reduced batch caps
STRESSEDRFQ-first routing, AMM throttled
HALTEDNo new trades, settlement only

Hysteresis Prevents Flapping

Entry thresholds differ from exit thresholds. For example, volatility of 5% triggers ELEVATED state, but you need volatility below 3% to return to NORMAL. Minimum dwell times prevent rapid state changes. Downgrades require stepping through each level (HALTED → STRESSED → ELEVATED → NORMAL).

Economics

Simple, transparent fee structure

No hidden fees. No variable rates that change with market conditions. One flat fee that funds network operations and liquidity incentives.

2%
Flat DEX Fee
Applied uniformly to all trades
50/50
Buy/Sell Split
Buyer pays 1%, seller pays 1%
3-5 bps
Settlement Layer
Base settlement fee on L1

Transaction fees fund network operations, liquidity provider incentives, and humanitarian initiatives. No inflationary rewards. No hidden yield mechanics.

Governance & Control

Three control authorities

Each authority has bounded powers. No single authority can confiscate funds, retroactively reprice trades, or act with unbounded discretion.

Autonomous (On-Ledger)

On-chain rules that execute automatically based on market signals. No human action needed.

Powers: Oracle bands, batch caps, state transitions, spread adjustments within parameters
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Risk Engine (Adaptive)

Off-chain ML models that sign time-limited recommendations for throttling and spread adjustments.

Powers: Adjust spreads within limits, throttle toxic flow, recommend state transitions. Cannot halt markets.
🏛

Human Governance (Emergency)

Multi-sig governance for emergency actions. HALT/resume, key rotation, and parameter updates.

Powers: Halt and resume markets, rotate keys, update global parameters. Cannot adjust spreads or confiscate funds.
Threat Coverage

How we stop whales

AMM v5 includes multiple layers of protection against market manipulation, toxic flow, and coordinated attacks.

Toxicity Scoring

Every trader gets a toxicity score based on: win rate vs. LPs, average edge extracted, directional flow ratio, and cancel patterns. High scores trigger throttling.

Sybil Detection

Cluster analysis identifies coordinated wallets: timing correlation, size patterns, pair overlap, and shared funding sources. Clusters get unified throttle limits.

Adaptive Spreads

When toxic flow is detected, spreads widen automatically. Honest traders pay normal fees; manipulators face higher costs that make their strategies unprofitable.

Progressive Throttling

Four throttle levels: None → Light (reduced caps) → Moderate (lower priority) → Heavy (RFQ-only + bonds required) → Blocked (temporary with appeal path).

Extraction Vectors

Batch stuffing, oracle gaming, toxic flow detection, and inventory skew monitoring. Each vector has dedicated countermeasures that activate autonomously.

Griefing & Sybil Attacks

RFQ spraying, order/cancel storms, settlement failures, and Sybil cluster detection. Related wallets are treated as a single entity with shared limits.

Immutable Principles

Guardrails: what controls must never do

No matter the market state or authority level, the following actions are permanently prohibited at the protocol level.

  • Confiscate user funds or freeze accounts without due process
  • Retroactively reprice settled or executed trades
  • Censor transactions without providing cryptographic receipts
  • Exercise unbounded discretion over market parameters
  • Override user-initiated withdrawals beyond the settlement queue
  • Modify historical proofs or audit trails
For Every Participant

What this means for you

👤

Retail Traders

Fair prices, no front-running, predictable execution. Batch auctions ensure uniform clearing prices. MEV protection built into every transaction.

🏦

Institutions

Block execution without market impact, known counterparties, settlement bonds, and delayed reporting to prevent information leakage on large orders.

💰

Liquidity Providers

Protection from toxic flow through adaptive spreads. Sustainable yields from genuine market-making activity, not subsidized by inflationary token rewards.

📊

Market Makers

Clear rules, reputation-based access, bond requirements, and competitive RFQ infrastructure. Build a verifiable track record on-chain.

The dual-lane architecture ensures everyone gets appropriate service without compromising others.

Competitive Edge

Why JIL DEX

How JIL's protected DEX compares to the leading decentralized and centralized exchanges.

Feature JIL DEX Uniswap dYdX CEXs
Self-Custody MPC 2-of-3
Protection $250K+ auto None None ~ SIPC only
MEV Protection Built-in ~ Partial N/A
Post-Quantum Dilithium/Kyber
Compliance 13 jurisdictions ~ Limited ~ Varies
Settlement 1.5s finality ~12s (ETH) ~1s Instant
Fee Model 2% flat 0.3% variable 0% promo 0.1-0.5%
Institutional RFQ Dual-lane ~ OTC desk
Security & Trust

Built for institutions, secured for everyone

Multi-layered security architecture designed for institutional-grade asset protection.

🔐

MPC 2-of-3 Signing

Threshold cryptography splits your key into 3 shards. You hold one, ensuring no single party can move your assets. True self-custody with institutional backup.

🧬

Post-Quantum Ready

Dilithium signatures and Kyber key encapsulation protect against quantum computing threats. Future-proofed cryptography built into every layer.

🌍

14-of-20 Validator BFT

20 validators across 13 jurisdictions. 70% quorum required for consensus. No single nation or entity can halt the network.

🛡

$250K+ Protection

Automatic protection coverage (third-party underwritten) for Premium tier users. Your assets are protected even while you hold your own keys.

🔍

On-Chain Proofs

Every settlement, state transition, and compliance check produces a verifiable cryptographic proof. Full audit trail, fully transparent.

Circuit Breakers

Automatic market state machine transitions during volatility events. Progressive throttling protects users without requiring manual intervention.

🔎

Audit Status

Security review in progress. Bug bounty program launching Q2 2026. Smart contract audits by leading firms planned pre-mainnet.

The Insured DEX

Start Trading on the Insured DEX

Self-custody. Protection coverage. Post-quantum security. No compromises.