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Your operators never have to trust us

The economics that protect your traders aren't policy — they're code. Every firm DecentralProp deploys is self-custodied and independently verifiable on Solana, and the whole economy was Monte-Carlo'd 300 firms deep before any of it went live.

Five open programs

Firm, evaluation, batch, dispute and bonding-curve — deployed once, governing every firm on the protocol. The source is published and the on-chain bytecode is hash-verified against it.

Professional audit planned

No independent audit has been completed yet. What exists today is open source, a verified-build mirror, and the internal adversarial audits recorded in the docs.

We ran the whole economy 300 firms deep

Before launch we Monte-Carlo'd the entire protocol — driven by the real ARE engine, not a toy model: 300 firms × 540 days × 14 market scenarios, including black-swan crashes, a system-wide treasury depeg, copy-trade swarms and a fully adversarial cohort of skilled traders and whales.

100%
Firm solvency, all 14 scenarios
31–40%
House edge in normal/stress regimes
300 × 540
Firms × days simulated
$34–66M
Protocol reserve buffer accrued
How the risk engine thinks Every firm stayed solvent through conditions that have bankrupted real centralized firms.

Pass/fail is a modelled equity walk calibrated to industry-plausible rates — figures are directional, not forecasts. Runs are seeded and reproducible (packages/are/sim).