DEALERS POST BOND. DELIVERY FALLS DUE. NO DELIVERY, BOND GETS CUT.
Failstop runs batch auctions for tokenised stock held inside a closed venue. Only registered dealers holding a locked stablecoin bond may offer a lot. You place a limit order and your stablecoin enters escrow. The session closes on schedule and clears at one price per symbol. The dealer then has a fixed delivery window to move the stock tokens into your self-custody wallet. Window expires with the lot short: the bond is cut and split among buyers who did not receive delivery, and the purchase escrow is returned at the same time. There is no state in which you lose both the money and the stock.
WHAT THE PROTOCOL ENFORCES
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WHY OPEN A SESSION NOW
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That is the reason for a batch auction. Order flow is too thin to hold a permanent market maker, but batched into one scheduled window it is dense enough to clear. The demand here is the functional demand of holders who already own the asset — withdraw to a wallet, post it as collateral elsewhere — not trading demand riding a wave.