Why integrate C1
New inventory source
Shared per-token C1 inventory can sit alongside AMMs, RFQ sources and proprietary liquidity in the execution graph.
No C1 bonding-curve impact
The C1 execution rate is oracle-derived rather than determined by the pool’s reserve balance.
Non-reverting quote view
quoteBuyFromPool(pool, asset, amount) reports unavailability instead of requiring an unavailable C1 route to fail the full quoting pass.Permissionless simulation
Integrators can simulate the on-chain quote path with
eth_call without privileges or state changes.Routing integrations
C1 can sit in the routing graph alongside AMMs, RFQ venues, order books and other liquidity sources. The router should choose C1 only when the available inventory, current oracle-derived rate, gas and route constraints produce the appropriate executable outcome for the requested trade. FlowState does not require C1 to win every route. The important structural difference is that a large C1 fill does not move along a C1 reserve curve.Intent-based execution
For intent systems, C1 can supply the token the swapper is buying. A solver, filler or resolver can source that output inventory from the C1 Pool during settlement rather than needing to warehouse the same inventory in advance. C1 does not replace the intent layer. The intent system continues to own its user experience, auction or solver logic. FlowState supplies another inventory source underneath it.Settlement Patterns
See how C1 fits into router, intent and direct settlement flows.
Quote behaviour and fallback
A C1 quote does not reserve inventory or guarantee later execution. Available inventory, oracle state and anchor-band conditions can change between quote and settlement. Integrators should simulate as close to execution as their architecture allows and treat an unavailable or failed C1 route as a normal routing outcome. Where execution certainty matters, retain an appropriate fallback.Multiple quote assets, one inventory pool
One C1 Pool exists per inventory token and can support multiple approved quote assets. The quote asset is selected per trade. This means FlowState does not require separate seller inventory to be maintained for every quote pair. Multiple routes can reach the same underlying token inventory.Current integrations
“Integrated” describes integration status rather than current public liquidity. Deployment remains pre-launch and staging pools contain test-scale inventory. See Deployments.