Protocol overview

A risk engine that knows when the market is asleep.

Nyxor is not an order book. It is an on-chain policy layer for a minimal RWA perps market, built around the moments where a reference market closes and reopens.

An abstract clock representing global market hours

Three execution layers

Collateral moves. Policy decides. Markets settle.

01

Fuji C-Chain

Test collateral originates where Avalanche test liquidity lives.

02

Nyxor L1

The isolated risk environment carries its own market rules and approved participants.

03

Market policy

Time-aware leverage, margin, OI, and funding limits are enforced on-chain.

ICTT collateral path

A demo bridge is designed to bring USDC-like collateral from Fuji C-Chain into Nyxor's L1 environment.

Permissioned execution

The target L1 is designed around chain-level participant controls appropriate to a regulated-asset demo.

Explicit limits

Mock oracle data and a fixed-UTC calendar are disclosed. This is a testnet prototype, not a production exchange.

A mountain illustration representing Avalanche network infrastructure

Avalanche-native by design

A controlled market environment, not just another frontend.

Nyxor's intended architecture separates test collateral on Fuji from a purpose-built L1 market environment, then makes the risk regime explicit in contracts and in the interface.

Next, see the policy in motion

The same contract sees a different market state.

Open risk engine