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173      <a class="mark sm" href="/" aria-label="imyo — home"><span class="stem">ı</span><span class="myo">myo</span></a>
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175    <nav class="links" aria-label="primary">
176      <a href="/product/">Product</a>
177      <a href="/why-defi/">Why DeFi</a>
178      <a href="/institutional/">Institutional</a>
179      <a href="/rwa/">RWA</a>
180      <a href="/architecture/">Architecture</a>
181      <a href="/ai-audit/">AI Audit</a>
182      <a href="/manifesto/">Manifesto</a>
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185      <span class="status"><span class="pulse" aria-hidden="true"></span><span class="desk-only">pre-launch · MMXXVI</span></span>
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193        <div class="eyebrow reveal r2"><span>imyō · 異名</span><span class="sep">/</span><span>another name</span><span class="sep">/</span><span>file № 異-001</span></div>
194        <h1 class="reveal r3">The institutional <em><span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span></em> for DeFi.</h1>
195        <p class="lead reveal r4">
196          <em>imyō</em>, n. — <em>another name</em>; the alias. A name held in reserve for what a thing truly is when the public name no longer fits.
197          <span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span> is the alias for safer decentralised finance: continuously AI-audited, siloed by design, RWA-native, edge-hardened by Cloudflare.
198          Built for the capital that cannot afford to be a counterparty to the next contagion event.
199        </p>
200        <div class="reveal r5" style="display:flex; gap:10px; flex-wrap:wrap">
201          <span class="tag lime">Sui · launch silo</span>
202          <span class="tag lime">Ethereum · launch silo</span>
203          <span class="tag">Solana · Base · +4 planned</span>
204          <span class="tag">RWA collateral</span>
205          <span class="tag oxide">AI-audit · 24/7</span>
206        </div>
207      </div>
208      <aside class="ji-col reveal r4">
209        <div class="kanji" lang="ja" aria-label="imyō, kanji 異名">
210          <span class="a">異</span><span class="b">名</span>
211        </div>
212        <div class="ji-meta" aria-hidden="true">
213          <span><b>異 · i</b><em>different · other · strange</em></span>
214          <span><b>名 · myō</b><em>name · designation · repute</em></span>
215          <span><b>異名 · imyō</b><em>another name · alias</em></span>
216        </div>
217      </aside>
218    </section>
219
220    <!-- key numbers banner -->
221    <section class="section first reveal r5" aria-labelledby="numbers">
222      <div class="meta">
223        <span class="num">№ 02</span>
224        <h2 id="numbers">The numbers institutions are watching.</h2>
225        <span class="kw">tokenization · rwa · stable · tvl</span>
226      </div>
227      <div class="body wide">
228        <div class="stats">
229          <div class="stat">
230            <span class="v">$16<small>T</small></span>
231            <span class="l">Tokenized assets by 2030</span>
232            <span class="src">BCG × ADDX, 2022</span>
233          </div>
234          <div class="stat">
235            <span class="v">$30.1<small>T</small></span>
236            <span class="l">Tokenization by 2034</span>
237            <span class="src">Standard Chartered</span>
238          </div>
239          <div class="stat">
240            <span class="v">$2.9<small>B</small></span>
241            <span class="l">BlackRock BUIDL peak AUM</span>
242            <span class="src">Mid-2025</span>
243          </div>
244          <div class="stat">
245            <span class="v">$39<small>B</small></span>
246            <span class="l">DeFi lending deposits</span>
247            <span class="src">DefiLlama, Jul 2026</span>
248          </div>
249          <div class="stat">
250            <span class="v">+70<small>%</small></span>
251            <span class="l">RWA market growth in 2025</span>
252            <span class="src">RedStone × RWA.xyz</span>
253          </div>
254        </div>
255        <p class="cite" style="margin-top: 18px">
256          Sources include
257          <a href="https://www.ledgerinsights.com/bcg-addx-estimate-asset-tokenization-to-reach-16-trillion-by-2030/">BCG × ADDX (2022)</a>,
258          <a href="https://www.ledgerinsights.com/standard-chartered-tokenization-market-to-reach-30-1-trillion-by-2034-trade-finance-will-be-significant/">Standard Chartered (2024)</a>,
259          <a href="https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/11/14/blackrock-s-usd2-5b-tokenized-fund-gets-listed-as-collateral-on-binance-expands-to-bnb-chain">CoinDesk on BUIDL</a>,
260          DefiLlama, and the
261          <a href="https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/04/20/defi-tvl-drops-more-than-usd13-billion-in-two-days-following-kelp-dao-hack">CoinDesk April 2026 contagion report</a>.
262        </p>
263      </div>
264    </section>
265
266    <!-- thesis -->
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268      <div class="meta">
269        <span class="num">№ 03</span>
270        <h2 id="thesis">A new venue, not another fork.</h2>
271        <span class="kw">thesis</span>
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274        <p class="lead">
275          The first wave of DeFi proved the rails. The second wave will decide whether trillions in regulated capital can live on them.
276          <span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span> is engineered for that second wave: institutional balance sheets, regulated mandates,
277          and a refusal to inherit the systemic risks that made the first wave unsuitable for them.
278        </p>
279        <p>
280          We have learned, painfully, that <strong>shared liquidity is shared contagion</strong>. The April 2026 collapse — when a single
281          restaking exploit at KelpDAO drained more than $13 billion of total value locked out of DeFi in 48 hours — was not an exotic event.
282          It was the predictable consequence of an architecture in which a failure anywhere can be a loss everywhere. Institutions cannot
283          underwrite that. <span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span> is the answer: liquidity quarantined by chain, every position underwritten
284          by an AI auditor that never sleeps, every collateral asset measured against a real-world risk model.
285        </p>
286        <blockquote class="pull">
287          The alias is the name behind the name — what a thing truly is, when the public name no longer fits.
288          <cite>imyō · 異名</cite>
289        </blockquote>
290      </div>
291    </section>
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293    <!-- explore hub -->
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295      <div class="meta">
296        <span class="num">№ 04</span>
297        <h2 id="explore">Read the protocol.</h2>
298        <span class="kw">research · explainers</span>
299      </div>
300      <div class="body wide">
301        <div class="hub">
302          <a class="card" href="/product/">
303            <span class="num">00 · Product</span>
304            <h3>Two buttons. One screen.</h3>
305            <p>The credit terminal. Institutional DeFi lending with everything unnecessary removed. The whole pitch, in one page.</p>
306            <span class="more">read</span>
307          </a>
308          <a class="card" href="/why-defi/">
309            <span class="num">01 · DeFi</span>
310            <h3>Why DeFi wins from here.</h3>
311            <p>Programmable, transparent, 24/7, composable. The structural advantages over correspondent banking — and why the institutional flywheel has finally turned.</p>
312            <span class="more">read</span>
313          </a>
314          <a class="card" href="/institutional/">
315            <span class="num">02 · Thesis</span>
316            <h3>The institutional thesis.</h3>
317            <p>BlackRock's BUIDL hit $2.9B. MiCA is live. The GENIUS Act passed. The path is open for the largest pools of capital on earth.</p>
318            <span class="more">read</span>
319          </a>
320          <a class="card" href="/rwa/">
321            <span class="num">03 · RWA</span>
322            <h3>Real-world assets as collateral.</h3>
323            <p>T-Bills, commercial paper, private credit. AI-adjusted LTVs. The collateral set that institutions already understand.</p>
324            <span class="more">read</span>
325          </a>
326          <a class="card" href="/architecture/">
327            <span class="num">04 · Silo</span>
328            <h3>Siloed safe-haven liquidity.</h3>
329            <p>One sovereign silo per ecosystem — Sui, Ethereum, Solana and every major venue after them. A failure on one chain cannot touch any other. The Kelp lesson, encoded as architecture.</p>
330            <span class="more">read</span>
331          </a>
332          <a class="card" href="/silos/">
333            <span class="num">18 · Silos</span>
334            <h3>The silo map.</h3>
335            <p>Every major DeFi ecosystem, one sovereign silo at a time — honest status from built to planned. Not Bitcoin, deliberately.</p>
336            <span class="more">read</span>
337          </a>
338          <a class="card" href="/flow/">
339            <span class="num">19 · Flow</span>
340            <h3>The machine room.</h3>
341            <p>Step through the whole lending process — deposit to liquidation to emergency pause — with the real contract calls lit up.</p>
342            <span class="more">open</span>
343          </a>
344          <a class="card" href="/ai-audit/">
345            <span class="num">05 · AI</span>
346            <h3>Continuous AI audit.</h3>
347            <p>Auditor and Sentinel swarms running before deployment and 24/7 after. Periodic audits are an artefact of a slower era.</p>
348            <span class="more">read</span>
349          </a>
350          <a class="card" href="/outlook/">
351            <span class="num">06 · 2030</span>
352            <h3>Outlook 2030.</h3>
353            <p>$16 trillion tokenized assets, on conservative numbers. The optimistic case is higher. What <span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span>'s share of that looks like.</p>
354            <span class="more">read</span>
355          </a>
356          <a class="card" href="/manifesto/">
357            <span class="num">07 · 異名</span>
358            <h3>Manifesto · the alias.</h3>
359            <p>The kanji story. What we mean by "another name". Why institutional DeFi needed a new word.</p>
360            <span class="more">read</span>
361          </a>
362          <a class="card" href="/contagion/">
363            <span class="num">08 · Model</span>
364            <h3>The contagion simulator.</h3>
365            <p>Trigger one exploit. Watch it drain an interconnected market — and stop at the wall in <span class="imyo-inline">ımyo</span>'s siloed model. Interactive.</p>
366            <span class="more">run</span>
367          </a>
368          <a class="card" href="/collateral/">
369            <span class="num">09 · LTV</span>
370            <h3>Collateral explorer.</h3>
371            <p>Pick a tokenized asset — T-Bills, BUIDL, private credit — and see the AI-adjusted loan-to-value it earns across three tiers.</p>
372            <span class="more">open</span>
373          </a>
374          <a class="card" href="/rates/">
375            <span class="num">10 · Rates</span>
376            <h3>Rate explorer.</h3>
377            <p>The legacy kinked curve against imyo's AI-driven dynamic rates. Drag utilisation and stress; watch the venue reprice before the cliff.</p>
378            <span class="more">open</span>
379          </a>
380          <a class="card" href="/proof/">
381            <span class="num">10 · Proof</span>
382            <h3>The build, in the open.</h3>
383            <p>16 modules, 76/76 tests green, ten attack simulations, zero warnings — and an honest line on everything not yet shipped.</p>
384            <span class="more">read</span>
385          </a>
386        </div>
387      </div>
388    </section>
389
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392      <div class="meta">
393        <span class="num">№ 05</span>
394        <h2 id="signal">Early access.</h2>
395        <span class="kw">institutional allowlist</span>
396      </div>
397      <div class="body narrow">
398        <div class="signal">
399          <h2>The alias arrives Q3 MMXXVI.</h2>
400          <p>Early institutional access opens to a small allowlist. Quiet roll-out — no telegram, no waitlist tier theatre. Verified institutional domains only.</p>
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Line numbers count LF bytes from the start of the resource, as the search results do. Vendor segments are library code the classifier recognised; they are stored but not indexed. Bytes are shown as Latin1 characters, one per byte.