HOODLER

A decentralized identity and liquidity layer for crypto

Putting crypto primitives around identity and privacy, crosschain security, and sequencing, consensus, and transactions where they need to be — onchain.

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Phase 1

What we are building first

Phase 1 is the foundation we are building now, and it is early by design. Supported chains and assets stay deliberately narrow while the core is being tested, and more technical papers are on the way.

01

Create a Universal Account

The target is one fully onchain account across supported chains, opened with familiar login methods instead of a seed phrase. Zero-knowledge login is part of the design we are working toward, so a real-world identity never has to be published onchain.

02

Hold assets across supported chains

The intent is a single account view instead of separate wallets, balances, bridges, and app logins on every chain. Which chains are covered is deliberately narrow while this is being built out.

03

Spot trading

Spot markets against a single balance are the first surface we are building. Unified cross-chain liquidity and a single settlement trail are the direction, not something we claim is finished.

04

Universal Deposits

The goal is depositing from a supported chain into one account with no separate bridge workflow, no claiming, and no manual routing. The routing model behind this is still being tested.

05

One onchain account

One Universal Account as the place to track deposits, transfers, swaps, withdrawals, and intent status. Coverage grows as each piece is completed.

Access

Early access

Access is invite-only while Phase 1 is under test. Enter an invite code for an early look, or join the waitlist to be notified as access opens up.

FAQ

HOODLER is a decentralized identity and liquidity layer we are building for crypto. The aim is to treat accounts, sequencing, liquidity, and cross-chain movement as protocol primitives rather than features bolted on afterward.

The HOODLER App is the first surface we are shipping on top of that: a Universal Account where the plan is to reach supported assets, liquidity, and cross-chain movement from one place.

It is the account and trading surface. The first pieces we are building are a Universal Account and spot markets against a single balance; tokenized stocks are on the planned list as coverage widens.

The direction is a shared settlement layer that records account state and asset movement across supported chains, so balances resolve to one identity instead of one address per network. This is the target architecture, not a claim that it is finished.

The goal is an account that is not tied to a single network: balances on supported chains resolve to the same identity, so there is no separate address and nonce to manage per chain.

The design does not require an external wallet to hold a HOODLER account. You would still be able to connect one to move assets in or out, while day-to-day activity is meant to run through your Universal Account.

Phase 1 is where we are focusing first: Universal Accounts, universal deposits, and spot markets. Tokenized stock markets and yield are on the planned roadmap, not yet open. Supported chains and assets stay deliberately narrow while the foundation is being built.

The target is a single onchain account that works across supported chains, created without a seed phrase and secured by onchain authentication rather than a browser extension.

The plan is authentication via zero-knowledge proofs, so a login identity can be verified without publishing personal data onchain, while account state and settlement stay publicly auditable. This is the design we are working toward.

The intended model expresses movement as an intent: the network sequences it, settles against unified liquidity, and reports status back to your account, instead of asking you to drive a bridge UI. The mechanism behind this is still being tested.

The plan covers supported crypto assets first, with tokenized equities on the roadmap. The list is meant to grow as more chains and venues are added through the rollout.