Slices and unlinkable accounts
One position becomes several slices, each held by a fresh account that can't be linked to you or to the others.
What a slice is
A slice is one part of your position, held by its own account on the same venue. When you open one perp, the position splitter spreads it across several accounts. When you take one loan, the loan splitter does the same on the lending market.
Fresh accounts from one signature
Mutexa derives fresh accounts for each venue from a signature you make on your device. The keys never leave it. Each trade or loan cycle can use accounts that have never been used before, so there is no history tying today's slices to yesterday's.
What keeps slices unlinked
- A shared deposit address
- How Mutexa avoids itEach slice is funded through a privacy rail.
- Transfers between slices
- How Mutexa avoids itFunds move only through the rail, never directly. See link-safe rebalancing.
- Orders placed at the same moment
- How Mutexa avoids itJittered execution: slice by slice, with randomized timing and size.
- Identical sizes and leverage
- How Mutexa avoids itEach slice gets its own size and margin or loan-to-value.
- The same IP address
- How Mutexa avoids itNetwork privacy: API traffic can be routed through Tor.
- A reused account
- How Mutexa avoids itFresh accounts for each cycle.
One book on your device
The slices are separate on-chain, but not in the app. One book shows total size, blended entry, PnL, health and liquidation band for every position across every chain, computed on your device with nothing linking the pieces on-chain. A read-only monitor lets you watch the book from a phone without exposing keys.