SORA v3 (Nexus) delivers deterministic liquidity and accountable governance.
As of November 2025, Hyperledger Iroha “Nexus” lanes finalize cross-domain activity with deterministic guardrails while the Token Bonding Curve keeps liquidity predictable. Polkaswap anchors
non-custodial markets so treasuries, desks, and builders can orchestrate capital without surrendering custody.
As of November 2025, the SORA v3 (Nexus) whitepaper remains the authoritative reference for execution lanes, governance cadence, and liquidity safeguards. Grab the PDF or browse the wiki snapshot.
The Nexus whitepaper frames these primitives as the backbone of execution lanes, monetary policy, governance, and liquidity. Each card summarizes the intent plus the impact on institutions.
Execution
Lanes & Merge Ledger
Iroha v3 lanes finalize independently, then the merge ledger weaves those tips into one canonical order so builders never fork history or lose cross-domain atomicity.
The bonding curve keeps XOR supply elastic, signals mint/burn windows, and funds productive credit programs so desks can dial liquidity without surprises.
Council, Assembly, and Technical Committee publish Norito manifests with XOR bonds so upgrades, lane parameters, and new data spaces activate deterministically.
Polkaswap routes liquidity across HASHI-connected domains while XOR operates as supranational money so institutions can settle trade, manage reserves, and finance projects on one ledger.
As of November 2025, we translate Nexus architecture updates, Polkaswap liquidity improvements, and bonding curve policy signals into plain next steps for builders and policymakers.
Answers reference the November 2025 Nexus whitepaper and live wiki sections so you always have canonical context.
How do Nexus lanes reach ~1 second finality?
Sections 6–8 of the Nexus whitepaper explain how parallel lanes execute in isolation while the merge ledger orders lane tips into one canonical sequence. The Sumeragi pipeline plus Start-Time Fair Queuing (STFQ) keeps every lane deterministic, so builders never fork history even when throughput spikes.
What are data spaces and why do they matter?
Nexus treats each jurisdiction or business unit as a sovereign data space with its own policy, privacy settings, and audit proofs. Governed onboarding (bonds + attestations) ensures private zones stay private while still emitting proofs to the merge ledger. Review §7 of the whitepaper or the SORA v3 architecture guide for the latest data-space manifest format.
How is liquidity policy enforced across SORA?
The XOR Token Bonding Curve keeps supply elastic and signals mint/burn windows so desks can schedule liquidity programs. Nexus lanes read the same bonding-curve state, meaning liquidity desks, Polkaswap LPs, and Kensetsu vaults all follow the same deterministic policy.
Where do I follow governance cadence and upgrades?
Nexus encodes governance manifests in Norito so Council, Assembly, and the Technical Committee enact upgrades without manual intervention. Track the plan via the SORA governance wiki or review §16 of the whitepaper for the upcoming SORA Parliament structure.
Engage with the SORA v3 (Nexus) economy.
As of November 2025, Polkaswap plus the Token Bonding Curve provide transparent markets and predictable issuance so every Nexus participant sees how liquidity and governance decisions land.
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