The Market Hub

Two markets under one roof. One where the price is the mechanism; one where the price emerges from participants.

Different engines. Complementary coverage across every asset the wallet can hold.

Overview

Agora holds the two market engines Deviant runs. They cover complementary asset classes and use different market models on purpose.

Potidaea handles backed assets — the parts of the economy where the covenant can price a swap all by itself. Anthemus handles everything else — token-class assets, wrapped foreign coins, cross-chain — the parts where a market has to emerge.

One hub, two engines, because no single mechanism prices everything well.

The two markets

Two distinct engines. Not variants of each other.

Why two engines

No single mechanism prices every asset well. Backed wants the covenant; token-class wants a market.

What Potidaea prices
Backed assets (MBAs) — Bitcoin Cash-backed, redeemable at the covenant, swappable at the fixed Universal Exchange Rate. Deterministic.
What Anthemus prices
Token-class (NBAs), wrapped foreign coins, cross-chain stablecoins — anything a covenant can't price alone. Market-emerged, atomically settled.
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