The goal: prove that the wave followed the protocol’s rules without exposing every individual order publicly. Private execution. Verifiable settlement. Public liquidity.

Eclipse’s zero-knowledge circuit prover is running. 🌘 The Rust zkVM verifies each Dark Wave before settlement: • No duplicate order IDs • Order deadlines remain valid • Private orders are included in the commitment root • Internal crossing uses the correct clearing price • Gross volume equals matched volume plus the residual In this test: • 12,000 USDG gross buy volume • 8,000 USDG gross sell volume • 8,000 USDG matched internally • Only the 4,000 USDG imbalance routed through the Uniswap v4 Hook

Why does it matter? • Less individual order-flow exposure • Internal matching can reduce volume hitting the public pool • Lower potential market impact • Existing Uniswap v4 liquidity remains accessible • Minimum-received and slippage protection • Onchain status and transaction records Private execution does not require isolated liquidity. This shows the WETH/USDG flow running on Robinhood Chain.

What happens when you choose Dark Mode on Eclipse? 🌘 Instead of executing as a separate public swap, your order is escrowed onchain and joins the next 30–60 second Eclipse Wave. Inside the wave: • Compatible buy and sell orders are matched • Only the remaining imbalance reaches Uniswap v4 • The result is settled back to each trader

Exactly. That end-to-end path is where the protocol either holds together or breaks. Seeing it pass is an important checkpoint. Now we keep testing the edge cases and strengthening every layer around it. Appreciate you recognizing that 🤝

Eclipse smart contract test suite is passing. 🌘 The suite covers the core execution path from private order submission to final settlement: • Orders escrow funds on submission • Zero-value and expired orders are rejected • Commitments hide order direction and limits • Unauthorized and tampered reveals revert • Cancelled orders return escrowed funds • Full and partial internal matches settle correctly • Slippage violations and token mismatches revert • Settlement pays the intended order owner • Dark swaps require the authorized executor • Wave ID and execution amount must match • Unregistered pools are rejected • A wave cannot be executed twice • Tampered batch-proof inputs revert • Private payouts prevent double spending • Specter shielded intents route into Eclipse escrow • Public swaps continue through the Uniswap v4 Hook This is an engineering checkpoint, The valid paths passed, and every tested invalid path reverted as expected.

The official Eclipse contract address has now been added to our website. 🌘 Always verify from the official source before interacting. One more step toward clearer, verifiable infrastructure on Robinhood Chain.

The blue check is here. Eclipse is now verified on X. 🌘 Dark Mode built around Uniswap v4 Hooks. Private execution for public liquidity on Robinhood Chain.

Your first look into Eclipse. 🌘 Explore our landing page and discover how Dark Waves bring private orders together, match compatible trades, and route the remaining imbalance to public Uniswap v4 liquidity.

🔒 19,908,116.39 supply locked on @RobinhoodApp and verifiable onchain on Robinhood Chain. Proof: robinflow.app/t/0x935e693A6c…

While we wait for our X verification badge, explore Dark Mode built around Uniswap v4 Hooks on Robinhood Chain.

Eclipse is live on Robinhood Chain. 🌘 Dark Mode built around @Uniswap v4 Hooks. CA: 0x935e693a6ce2beae85e4a85b79486f4fd6b3df9c • Private order submission • Orders matched in Dark Waves • Remaining imbalance routed to public liquidity • Settlement through Uniswap v4