Queue liquidity for Martingaler houses

Payout queues, priced and settled.

When a house runs short, winners wait in a queue. Commercial Paper lets them sell that claim for cash now, and lets buyers earn a yield set by the wait. Non-custodial, priced by one public formula.

Sell quoteIllustrative
ClaimPapertrade queue
Amount owed10,000.00 USDC
Expected wait9.6 hours
Buyer yield0.20% / day
Risk premium1.00%
You receive now9,892.00
Papertrade house funds
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LP minus traders' open PnL
Payout queue
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owed to winners now
Queue opens on
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BTC/ETH move, either way
Refill rate
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net trader losses, last 24h
How it works

Three parties. No intermediary.

Nobody negotiates a claim and nobody hands us funds. Buyers state a yield, sellers accept a price, and the contract settles both sides in one transaction.

01 · Seller

Sell a queued win

Your win is waiting in the house's queue. Request a quote, see the best price on offer, and accept. USDC reaches your wallet in the same transaction.

02 · Buyer

State a yield once

Sign a minimum daily yield and a maximum amount. Your USDC stays in your wallet until a claim matches. Longer waits pay more.

03 · Settlement

Atomic, on-chain

The claim and the USDC change hands in a single transaction. When the house pays the queue, the holder of the claim is paid in full.

Risk monitor · live

The queue has never been tested.

BTC and ETH have barely moved since Papertrade launched. Paired long/short farming means the house loses on a large move in either direction: the losing leg can only lose its margin, while the winning leg keeps most of a linear gain.

BTC/ETH moveProjected queueTime to clear
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Worst case of either direction, from Papertrade's public API. An upper bound: traders who close early soften it.

Pricing

One formula. Every claim.

Claims are quoted the way short-term debt is: as a yield, not a haggle. Each is grouped by expected wait into a maturity bucket (under 6 hours, 6 to 24 hours, 1 to 3 days, over 3 days), so buyers compare like with like.

price = A × (1 − y × W − p)

A
Amount owed to the claim by the house queue.
W
Expected wait in days: the amount ahead in the queue divided by the house's net loss inflow per day, read on-chain.
y
The buyer's required daily yield. The best (lowest) one sets the seller's price.
p
A published risk premium for the house: default, admin action, or a pool that never refills.
Principles

Built so you don't have to trust us.

Non-custodial

Buyers' USDC never leaves their wallet until a trade settles.

No pooled funds

No vault, no deposits held by us, no withdrawal key to lose.

Public pricing

One formula, inputs read on-chain, risk premiums published.

Atomic settlement

Claim and payment swap in one transaction, or not at all.

Early access

Be first in line.

The market opens once Papertrade queue claims are transferable. Early buyers and sellers earn points from launch.