LAB · Architecture
What real private coordination needs.
Studio Loco's Lab is a local simulation. A deployed system on Solana would need every component below. None of these are deployed by Studio Loco.
Component 01
Confidential compute network
An MPC or threshold-FHE execution network (on Solana, Arcium's MXE/Arcis model is one candidate) run by independent operators, so no single party can decrypt inputs.
Not deployedComponent 02
Committee selection & key generation
Verifiable random selection of a committee per computation and distributed key generation, with the public key published onchain before inputs open.
Not deployedComponent 03
Authenticated input binding
Inputs signed by eligible wallets and bound to a computation id, with replay protection, eligibility proofs (allowlists, token snapshots) and a deadline enforced by slot or timestamp.
Not deployedComponent 04
Verifier / callback program
An Anchor program that accepts results only via validated callbacks with proofs or committee signatures, and rejects anything else.
Not deployedComponent 05
Data availability
Ciphertexts and transcripts stored where anyone can fetch and re-verify them for the dispute window.
Not deployedComponent 06
Economic security
Operator bonding, slashing for provable misbehaviour, fees, timeouts and refunds for computations that fail to complete.
Not deployedComponent 07
Settlement & disclosure controls
Onchain settlement of only the aggregate, with explicit rules on what is revealed (e.g. winner + clearing price) and nothing more.
Not deployedComponent 08
Audits & staged rollout
Independent audits of circuits, programs and operator software; testnet phase; bug bounty; limits before mainnet value.
Not deployed
And Meteora?
Even with such a network, DLMM execution stays public. A private auction could decide a clearing price confidentially and then settle publicly into a pool — the privacy applies to the decision, not the swap.