BookRunner

The underwriting syndicate for on-chain perp markets.
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Introducing Bookrunner:

The underwriting syndicate for onchain perp markets.
Per market books fund insurance and market making inventory.
Mandate bound agents quote and hedge within coded limits.

Each book publishes NAV, P&L and risk. Built on @RobinhoodApp Chain.

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Before capital enters a market, the book should show inventory limits and how hedging is expected to work.

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A junior tranche taking first loss still has a real loss path. Priority changes order, not the existence of risk.

Built on @RobinhoodApp

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A market maker supplying liquidity and an underwriter absorbing loss are not the same role. The pool should make that distinction visible.

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A useful book explains who carries the next unit of downside and why.

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A book should state which one it is underwriting.

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BookRunner’s design separates risk roles to make those tradeoffs clearer.

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Market making and insurance have different loss paths.

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A pool is an accounting boundary, not a safety guarantee.

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Start by asking what the capital supports.

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An agent mandate should say how much inventory it can carry and when it must hedge.

BookRunner’s specs describe those limits as part of the proposed book design.

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DEMO is live - https://t.co/LTKGl6g4jX

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Visible marks do not remove risk. They make the conversation about risk more concrete.

That is why per book accounting matters in BookRunner’s proposal.

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The first risk question is not the headline fee.

It is who absorbs the next unit of loss when the hedge fails or the market gaps.

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If two markets have different loss paths, they should not disappear into one blended balance.

Per market books make that exposure easier to examine.

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A daily NAV is a mark, not an exit quote.

BookRunner’s planned accounting records inventory and risk usage so allocators can inspect what sits behind the number.