The sell-side decision changes
The conventional question is: “What happens if I sell this position into the market now?” C1 introduces a second option: “What inventory do I want to make available to the market, and let demand fill over time?” That distinction is most relevant where an immediate full-position trade would be large relative to current liquidity.Key characteristics
Single-sided inventory
Deposit only the token being made available for sale. No matching quote-side LP capital is required.
Oracle-derived execution
C1 fills are priced from the oracle rather than from the pool’s reserve balance.
External demand
Aggregators, intent platforms, RFQ paths and other execution infrastructure can connect available inventory to buyers.
Progressive completion
Each fill settles atomically while the overall position can complete over time as demand arrives.
How it works
1
Choose how much inventory to make available
A C1 deposit does not need to represent the holder’s full position. The holder chooses the amount to contribute.
2
Deposit into the per-token C1 Pool
The position enters the pool’s contributor FIFO and remains withdrawable until filled.
3
External execution infrastructure reaches C1
Integrated buyer-side venues can source the inventory when C1 is an appropriate route for their demand.
4
Receive settlement proceeds
Each fill accrues proceeds in the approved quote asset used for that trade, net of the applicable seller fee.
5
Claim proceeds or withdraw remaining inventory
Because one pool can accept multiple approved quote assets, proceeds can accrue in more than one ERC-20 asset. Unfilled inventory remains withdrawable.
What C1 does not guarantee
Depositing inventory does not guarantee that the full position will fill or specify when completion will occur. A C1 quote does not reserve inventory. Oracle conditions, anchor protections, available demand and broader market conditions can all affect execution. C1 removes C1 pool-induced price impact from a fill. It does not remove broader token price risk, smart-contract risk, oracle risk or the possibility that another venue provides a better executable outcome for a particular trade.When C1 is most relevant
C1 is most useful where:- the position is concentrated relative to available market depth
- the holder does not require immediate full-position execution
- the token is supported by the relevant FlowState oracle and deployment
- external demand can reach the C1 inventory through integrated execution paths

