Private Intent Broker

Problem Statement

Treasury and execution decisions in crypto are trapped in a bad tradeoff between confidentiality and automation. The information that determines whether a rebalance, hedge, or defensive swap is safe is often private by default: runway pressure, internal risk thresholds, governance timing, operator trust assumptions, and offchain strategic context. If teams keep that context private, they lose speed, coordination, and structured execution. If they automate through generic AI workflows, they risk leaking the very information that makes the decision sensitive in the first place. Private Intent Broker solves this by separating private reasoning from public execution. Venice handles the confidential analysis layer, ENS makes the treasury, operator, and counterparties legible in the trust layer, and Uniswap provides the execution path. Around that core, the product adds policy guardrails, proof readiness, judge previews, and machine-readable agent surfaces so both humans and agents can evaluate what is real, what is blocked, and what still needs evidence before a decision should move onchain.