Getting Started with LiquitX Protocol
LiquitX is a modular liquidity infrastructure layer designed to bring secondary market liquidity to traditionally illiquid real-world assets (RWAs). This documentation will help you understand the protocol architecture, components, and how to integrate with it.
What is LiquitX?
LiquitX addresses a fundamental challenge in RWA tokenization: while blockchain technology enables fractional ownership and 24/7 transferability, true liquidity requires deep, reliable markets. LiquitX solves this by:
- Aggregating assets into risk-tiered pools - Eliminates fragmentation
- Using Senior/Junior tranche structure - Provides risk segregation
- Jurisdiction-native stablecoins - Eliminates forex exposure
- Comprehensive yield waterfall - Sustainable economics
Target Verticals
LiquitX enables liquidity for various asset classes:
- Litigation Finance - Tokenized legal claims and settlements
- Venture Capital - LP interests and portfolio tokens
- Trade Finance - Receivables and invoice financing
- Creative Economy - Royalties and intellectual property
Core Components
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Manager Registry | Allowlist of authorized asset originators |
| Fund Registry | Investment funds with Senior/Junior tranches |
| Asset Registry | Lifecycle management for tokenized RWAs |
| Risk Oracle | M-of-N threshold signatures for risk ratings |
| Pool Factory | Deploys risk-bucketed liquidity pools |
| Weighted Pool | Balancer-style AMM with dynamic weights |
| Insurance Fund | Per-jurisdiction reserves for default coverage |
| Circuit Breaker | Emergency halt on extreme market conditions |
Architecture Overview
Tranche System
LiquitX uses a Senior/Junior tranche structure for risk segregation. This provides different risk/reward profiles for different investor appetites:
Next Steps
Continue exploring the documentation:
- Read the Whitepaper - Full protocol specification
- Protocol Architecture - Core components and design
- Security - Security model and risk management