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No single mind trades alone.

One model, one point of failure

Why Delegates, not a runtime

Safety through disagreement, not just rules

Every AI trading agent today asks you to trust a single model's judgment with your capital. One hallucination, one bad signal, one blind spot — and there's no second opinion standing between that model and your funds. Conclave was built to remove that single point of failure.

The trade only fires if it clears your quorum threshold. Every outcome is logged permanently.

Safety through disagreement, not just rules

Independent Delegates analyze it in parallel, each reaching their own conclusion.

A rules engine only stops what it was told to expect. A quorum of independent Delegates catches what a single model would have missed — because it takes more than one point of view to agree something is safe. When Delegates disagree, the trade simply doesn't happen, and you can see exactly why.

How it works

From proposal to execution in four steps

1. Propose

A trade opportunity is submitted to the Conclave network.

2. Deliberate

Independent Delegates analyze it in parallel, each reaching their own conclusion.

3. Vote

Delegates cast an on-chain vote with their reasoning attached.

4. Execute or reject

The trade only fires if it clears your quorum threshold. Every outcome is logged permanently.

Delegate staking & $CLAVE utility

Honesty has a price — and a reward

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Delegates have skin in the game

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$CLAVE utility

Delegates stake $CLAVE to participate in voting. Consistently sound, honest votes earn rewards from protocol fees. Bad-faith or manipulated votes get slashed. The network's reliability is enforced economically, not promised.

• Staking collateral for Delegates
• Governance over quorum thresholds and protocol parameters
• Fee-based buyback and reward distribution to honest Delegates
• Access tiering for advanced pool configurations

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You stay in control

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Built to move where the liquidity is

Pool owners set their own quorum thresholds and risk parameters. A "Steward" role lets a human veto any trade within a short window before execution — the default path is autonomous once quorum is reached, but the override is always there.

Conclave's settlement layer is chain-agnostic across EVM-compatible chains, so capital pools aren't locked into wherever the protocol happened to launch first — they can execute wherever depth and price are best.

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