Null Studios builds N1, the open financial blockchain network.
We believe finance should be secure by design, open, and globally accessible. N1 is a high-throughput, high-compute blockchain built to make that real for financial applications without permissioned gatekeepers.
Our work spans the full stack of open finance: execution, liquidity, market structure, security, and developer surfaces that make financial systems available to anyone.
N1 is the first full-stack open finance blockchain network. Native financial primitives are built into the network, so access is a protocol guarantee.
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We are looking for researchers, engineers, and operators to help build N1: a high-throughput, high-compute blockchain for secure, open financial systems.
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Introducing Atomics on N1
Atomics lets traders bundle multiple actions into a single transaction. On 01, one atomic call can include up to 10 coordinated place and cancel actions. The system executes them in order and checks validity and risk after each step. If any step fails, the whole transaction is rejected and nothing lands in a partial state. On a live perp orderbook, that means a basket entry, hedge adjustment, or quote refresh can be sent as one instruction set instead of being broken into separate transactions while the book keeps moving.
L1's are not infra (or they shouldn't be)
L1s keep getting the story wrong. They operate like infrastructure companies, charging per transaction like AWS charges per compute cycle, when they're actually financial networks.
Multiple Concurrent Proposers is not a scaling solution
Writing this to address a common misunderstanding. Solana's MCP proposal does not solve scaling. It doesn't even claim to! Yet this misunderstanding persists. MCP solves a fundamentally different problem; crucial, but distinct from horizontal scaling, which is what centralized ledgers with bridging attempt to solve.