Proof of Profit

Private derivative trading protocol where traders proof their profitability and receive capital

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  • ⚡️ Fhenix
  • 📚 zkPass
  • 🥎 iExec
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PROJECT NAME

Proof of Profit

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT

Private encrypted trading derivative protocol allowing traders with no capital to prove their profitability on chain and receive capital from investors looking to fund profitable traders.

DISCORD AND/OR TELEGRAM USER NAME

discord - femi.market

tg - femimarket

REPOSITORY WITH PROJECT'S CODE (should be open and public)

https://github.com/femimarket/ethrome2024

VIDEO DEMO (3 min max)

https://streamable.com/ht16dy

Fhenix Bounty

Used Fhenix l2 protocol to privatise trading activity via smart contracts. We send encrypted real time price feed onchain from realtime price feeds. Trades are saved to stated onchain using fully homomorphic encryption so all trading history is encrypted and only accessible to the trader. Also historical trading activity and profitability is computed also while staying encrypted. No one can see what a trader is doing.

If i had more time, could have implemented permissions.

ZkPass Bounty

Used ZkPass for traders who want to import trading history from existing web2 trading platform - oanda.com. Created oanda schema using ZkPass allowing us to verify trader broker profit/loss and using to determine profitability.

IExec Bounty

Used IExec to save information about trader activity to iExec database. After verifying information from ZkPass, used TLSNotary to make zk request for more information from a user's web2 trading account to make more proofs about profitability.

Running

I ran Fhenix l2 locally and deployed the trading protocol smart contracts. This allows traders to trade while encrypting all of their trading history making it private to them. At the same time I ran a TLS Notary service locally to prove http requests and responses.
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