The Proof
What the chain actually exposes.
Every value below is public. This is the complete on-chain footprint of the venue: order ids, opaque handles, event logs and settled fills. Read it carefully and look for a limit price. There isn’t one — not for filled orders, not for cancelled ones, not for orders that never crossed.
Order book — stored state0 orders
No orders on chain yet.
The side, size and limit columns are the literal storage values. Each is a 32-byte Nox handle — an index into ciphertext held off-chain. No amount of chain analysis resolves them.
Matches — the only plaintext in the system0 proposals
No proposals yet. The blind matcher pairs order ids as they rest.
No logs in the lookback window.
The privacy test.Copy any transaction above into Etherscan, open the raw input data, and search it for a limit price. Then do the same for the event logs. The value is not there, and it never was — it was encrypted in the desk’s browser before the transaction was built.