.@RandomTask555 sat down with @RTB_io at @Futurist_conf a few hours after revealing Mayflower on the mainstage.
On the table: why markets are crypto's last trusted-human layer, and how the AVM removes the humans.
.@RandomTask555 revealed Mayflower on the @Futurist_conf mainstage.
New name for Nirvana. Same floor, same math, and one job: solving trust at the market layer.
We aren't going to any other chain. We're bringing other chains to @Solana
Cross-chain swapping, powered by @deloraprotocol, is now available for all RISE tokens
1/ Bitcoin replaced monetary trust with math. Ethereum extended the same principle to programs. Markets never got the same treatment.
Every market in crypto still depends on people: liquidity providers who can leave, market makers who need payment to stay, lenders who need protection from their own collateral.
Mayflower removes that dependence. The structure stands on four pillars.
Hard to know where the bottom is in crypto
Unless you hold $ANA
Market: $3.967 | Floor: $3.682
Redeem at the floor 24/7, 7.18% below market
The AVM backs the full supply
That floor is your credit line
Up to 92.82% LTV, interest free, non-liquidatable, obligation-free credit
Mayflower is an open platform for assets with protocol-enforced floors.
The core is the Assured Value Machine (AVM): a market engine where pricing, reserves, and redemption run on code.
One protocol. Three layers: AVM, MayflowerOS, Mayflower Reserve.
Nirvana is becoming Mayflower because the work outgrew one protocol name.
Same core idea. Bigger vessel.
Floor-backed assets. AVM markets.
Governance. Revenue flows. Platform tools.
$ANA remains live through the transition, and will re-emerge with a new ticker