Ian De Bode
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first heard Jul 2026
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The other downside of going full public blockchain is the privacy that, you know, it does not enable, essentially.
So finding the right balance between composability, which is where public blockchains shine, and settlement finality, as well as the performance of the thing and the privacy, there's trade-offs to be made.
So...
Ondo perps is going to allow a deposit and withdrawal from multiple chains.
The execution itself lives off-chain.
So the deposit and withdrawals are fully off-chain.
The execution itself lives off-chain, but the execution is decentralized via a tester model.
So the code that we run the exchange on
is hosted by multiple entities.
You can almost compare them to blockchain nodes, but only the execution component, not the settlement component.
Because what you do also then want to be mindful of, and the downside of the centralized exchange model is that you don't necessarily know what happens in the matching engine.
You don't necessarily know who you're trading against.
And you're placing a lot of trust issue on the percent.
So in order to account for that too, we are making our code available to multiple attesters to make sure that they can verify the actual code that is happening inside the execution engine.
We also can't unilaterally change the code and as a result, rug our users, right?
So it's not a custodial setup.
On no purposes is self-custodial setup as a result.
Oh, neat.
Yeah.
So there are, it's kind of a hybrid model, quite frankly, between a full centralized exchange type model and a full public permissionless blockchain.
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