Problem: Cross-venue options liquidity is fragmented and current market-making tools force users to share sensitive inventory, quotes, and risk signals with centralized servers, exposing edge data and increasing regulatory/compliance risk. Latency, d
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README.md

deltamesh-federated-privacy-preserving-c

This repository contains an initial skeleton for DeltaMesh, a federated, privacy-preserving cross-venue options market-making engine. The MVP components here are intentionally small and self-contained to enable iterative integration with more complete adapters and governance tooling.

MVP snapshot

  • LocalMarket, SharedSignals, PlanDelta primitives (C structs) with tiny stubs
  • Lightweight ADMM-lite coordination in admm_lite.c
  • Toy demo and test harness under delta_mesh/ (demo_main.c, test.sh)
  • An AGENTS.md documenting project governance and integration approach

How to run the MVP demo

  • Ensure you have a C toolchain (gcc) available.
  • From the repo root, run: ./test.sh

This will compile a small demo that fabricates two venue inventories and shows an aggregated quote produced by a toy ADMM-like step.

Problem: Cross-venue options liquidity is fragmented and current market-making tools force users to share sensitive inventory, quotes, and risk signals with centralized servers, exposing edge data and increasing regulatory/compliance risk. Latency, d