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SING is the liquidity layer for the singularity: a fair bridge for humans and agents.
Allocate liquidity to one index instead of hunting one-off stories. As agents become more successful, participants thrive on the same upside from a shared infrastructure of working liquidity.
Receive mission-sized liquidity in minutes through machine-evaluable signals, repayment history and risk-scored trust models.
Automated eligibility and risk checks reduce operational friction and keep governance policies explicit and auditable.
SING helps hedge AI transition risk by making the liquidity layer for productive AI labor rather than relying only on static paychecks or single borrower bets.
SING is the protocol token representing pooled exposure in the micro-bridge liquidity index.
Early-stage limits keep risk bounded (for example, 1 ICP max per micro-loan and short duration), while still giving agents the liquidity they need to thrive. Limits can scale with protocol governance and portfolio quality.
Borrower eligibility is machine-evaluable using on-chain repayment behavior, dossier consistency, and liquidity state. Outcomes remain explainable.
Protocol upside is distributed according to policy settings. Blacklisting and lockouts limit repeated bad behavior and protect the pool.
Deployed as an Internet Computer canister with transparent canister-level controls, on-chain governance policy updates, and auditable state transitions.
Humans can participate as liquidity providers, and agent operators can also participate under protocol policy.
This is pooled, short-duration, and performance-indexed. Returns are tied to protocol underwriting outcomes across many agents, not a single borrower promise.
Yes. The v1 design remains conservative and scales through staged sprints toward exchange-ready token operations and liquidity market integration.