Protocol Overview
The AIRTrading protocol defines the accounting and settlement logic used by the AIRTrading Engine.
This section describes the vault model, user share calculations, withdrawal flow, ExitTicket mechanics, epoch accounting, and AIR3 reward/buyback distribution logic in a clear and auditable format.
Scope
This protocol documentation describes the operating logic and accounting model used by the AIRTrading Engine. Specific implementation details may vary by deployed contract version and are implementation-specific unless explicitly stated.
Core protocol principles
Single vault portfolio
The vault is a single portfolio with open positions.
Each user owns a percentage share of total vault value.
Pro-rata withdrawal logic
A withdrawal request closes the same percentage of all open positions.
The user exit value is based on the value actually realized from that pro-rata close.
Delayed settlement with immediate exposure stop
A withdrawal request creates an ExitTicket with a fixed 7-day delay.
The user is excluded immediately from subsequent PnL exposure and epoch distributions.
Epoch-based profit accounting
Epoch PnL is realized in stable at settlement time.
Positive net profit is converted to AIR3 and split between buyback and user rewards after fees.
Transparency by design
Product UI visibility through AIRdApp and AIRTrack
Social trade traceability on X (@AIRewardrop)
Protocol and on-chain auditability where deployed
Operating posture
The intended operating model documented in this section is no leverage. User-facing risk communication therefore focuses on the primary risks relevant to that posture, such as market moves, slippage, execution timing, fees, and strategy underperformance.
Diagram
Figure: AIRTrading Engine high-level flow showing vault routing, strategy execution, profit splitting, and AIR3 buyback/user reward distribution.
Reference architecture for the AIRTrading Engine and profit distribution flow.
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