Batching Clearing

Before the ABM decides what price to quote, it fundamentally changes how trades are executed.

Instead of continuous block-by-block trading, where latency compeition is dominated by MEV bots, the ABM operates in discrete clearing batches.

1. The ABM calculates the fair market price.

2. It generates a series of discrete limit orders (liquidity bins) around that price.

3. Traders submit sealed, encrypted orders.

4. At the end of the batch window, the TEE decrypts the orders and clears them simultaneously at a single, mathematically optimal uniform price.

By freezing time into discrete batches, the ABM mathematically eliminates LVR (Loss Versus Rebalancing). Arbitrageurs cannot "snipe" stale quotes between price ticks. The ABM dictates the terms of engagement, keeping the value inside the LP vault.