fxyz
fxyz is the graph.
Banks can't see banks. Currency markets can't see counterparties. Trade routes can't see settlement. fxyz maps the closed networks as one graph and routes value across it.
Three forms of money.
Cash you can hold. Bank balances on a ledger. Tokens on a blockchain. The BIS calls this the Money Flower — three forms with different rules. fxyz routes between them.
Each member opens a network.
A member already belongs to closed networks — their bank, their exchange, their broker. When they join fxyz, those networks become reachable. The graph grows through them.
Any currency, same path.
fxyz routes between fiat currencies, crypto, and gold-backed tokens. The same algorithm finds the path whether you're sending money home or moving a corporate treasury.
One graph. Many functions.
The same members, viewed through different lenses — how value moves, how work accumulates, how knowledge is built, how decisions are made, how identity is verified.
Money has gaps.
A bank wire takes days. A price differs across exchanges. A border adds friction. fxyz finds the route that closes all three — time, place, and jurisdiction.
Algorithms run the graph.
Routing finds paths between counterparties. Scoring measures who contributes. Arbitrage spots price differences across exchanges. Governance handles decisions. All run on the same substrate.
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Entry by introduction.
Every member arrived because someone vouched for them. The network grows by introduction. Become a member.
Not an exchange. Not a custodian. Not a stablecoin issuer. Not a trading interface. A graph and the rules for moving across it.