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N1 is an L1 blockchain for global, high performance, trustless finance

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volume$3.14B

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Better than centralized systems. Secure by design. Already moving billions.

$3.4B+ TRADED

4.37B+ TXNS

23K+ TRADERS

Full-Stack Finance

A full-stack financial network with native primitives — orderbook, margining, and more built in at the network level. Secure and trustless by design.

Built for Scale

Engineered for ultra-high throughput and sub-ms latency, with congestion-free transactions at scale.

$3.4B+ TRADED

4.37B+ TXNS

23K+ TRADERS

Full-Stack Finance

A full-stack financial network with native primitives — orderbook, margining, and more built in at the network level. Secure and trustless by design.

Built for Scale

Engineered for ultra-high throughput and sub-ms latency, with congestion-free transactions at scale.

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Native modules

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Orderbook

A fully on-chain central limit orderbook delivering CEX-grade matching at the protocol level. Price-time priority, deep liquidity, and deterministic execution—built natively into N1.
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Atomics

Compose multiple transactions into a single atomic bundle that executes all-or-nothing. Unlock advanced, complex trades with guaranteed execution and no intermediate risk.
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Margining

A unified margining engine that collateralizes positions across the entire network. Manage risk once, trade everywhere, with portfolio-wide efficiency.
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RFQ

A built-in request-for-quote system connecting takers to professional market makers. Source competitive, firm quotes for size—directly on-chain.
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atomics
Product

Introducing Atomics on N1

Atomics lets traders bundle multiple actions into a single transaction. On 01, one atomic call can include up to 10 coordinated place and cancel actions. The system executes them in order and checks validity and risk after each step. If any step fails, the whole transaction is rejected and nothing lands in a partial state. On a live perp orderbook, that means a basket entry, hedge adjustment, or quote refresh can be sent as one instruction set instead of being broken into separate transactions while the book keeps moving.

L1's are not infra
Opinion

L1's are not infra (or they shouldn't be)

L1s keep getting the story wrong. They operate like infrastructure companies, charging per transaction like AWS charges per compute cycle, when they're actually financial networks.

MCP
Research

Multiple Concurrent Proposers is not a scaling solution

Writing this to address a common misunderstanding. Solana's MCP proposal does not solve scaling. It doesn't even claim to! Yet this misunderstanding persists. MCP solves a fundamentally different problem; crucial, but distinct from horizontal scaling, which is what centralized ledgers with bridging attempt to solve.