Opening The Vault
Privacy At Its Peak.
Opening The Vault
Privacy At Its Peak.
Opening The Vault
Privacy At Its Peak.
Privacy At Its Peak.
The public record of Dark Vault: how every auction ended, what every sale's units went for, and every deal that chose to show its price. The price is public. Who paid it, who was refunded and what the others offered are not.
At the close of an auction or a sale the time lock releases every bid or order at once. Nobody chose the moment, this site included. A deal has a fixed price, so it has nothing to open.
The site publishes the price with a proof that the highest bid won, or that the highest orders won the units. Your browser checks it. The other amounts stay hidden.
It returns every deposit that did not win and sets the price aside. The chain shows no amounts and no addresses.
The price waits in escrow until the handover. Then the seller is paid and both bonds go home.
Nothing has closed yet. See what is open.
Who was paid, where a refund went, and what each deposit was. Settlement is one shielded transaction, so none of that is on the chain, and the site shows a payment only to the person it pays. A sale's row gives the lowest order that won a unit: what each other buyer offered, and paid, is shown to that buyer and the seller alone. A deal's row says only that a deal of that price was completed: not which deal, not what it was for, not between whom. Deals are added in batches, once a day at midnight UTC, largest first, so a row can't be matched to a moment or to a transaction. If you took part, your own payment and its transaction are on that auction's, sale's or deal's page, in this browser.