# Ti Protocol ## Docs ### Overview - [Abstract](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/overview/abstract.md): AI-assisted stablecoin swaps across six chains, and TIP: a fixed-supply token you can verify on-chain. - [Introduction](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/overview/introduction.md): Stablecoins have become the internet's money, but they are scattered across many chains. Ti takes the question users now ask AI all the way to a quote that can actually be executed, and leaves the final decision to move money with the user. - [The problem](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/overview/the-problem.md): Moving and swapping stablecoins involves three overlapping difficulties. There are too many routes, the costs are hidden in the amount received, and each bridge between chains asks you to trust something different. Bring AI into the picture and a fourth difficulty appears. - [Design principles](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/overview/design-principles.md): Ti Protocol's architecture rests on seven principles, from separating information and execution to putting every commitment that can go on-chain where anyone can verify it. Whenever Ti adds or changes a feature, it checks these principles first. ### Protocol - [System overview](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/system-overview.md): Ti Protocol has four layers. The top two handle information, and the bottom two move funds only after the user's wallet signature. - [Ti AI](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/ti-ai.md): Ti AI is an agent that prepares information. It understands the question, looks up the data it needs itself, and answers with numbers that show their basis. It does not move money. - [Swap engine](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/swap-engine.md): Ti's swap engine treats the liquidity and bridges of six chains as a single route graph, and on that graph it finds the path with the largest amount received. - [Cross-chain settlement](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/cross-chain-settlement.md): A cross-chain swap is two transactions linked by a bridge. Ti uses only cross-chain standards that the stablecoin's issuer operates or has officially adopted. - [Signing and gas](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/signing-and-gas.md): In Ti, every transaction that moves funds starts with the user's wallet signature and executes only on the terms in that signature. - [Products](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/protocol/products.md): The Ti app consists of AI home, Swap, Missions & Rewards, Assets, Earn and Explorer. Every screen supports Korean and English, dark and light mode, and desktop and mobile. ### TIP Token - [TIP token](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/tip-token/tip-token.md): TIP is the token of the Ti Protocol ecosystem. It was designed from the start to be easy for anyone to verify. Its supply is fixed, it contains no mechanism that could be used against holders, and its entire supply was placed in on-chain vesting contracts immediately after issuance. - [Utility and value cycle](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/tip-token/utility-and-value-cycle.md): TIP's utility is tied to the experience of the people who actually use Ti. Service-linked uses open in stages, and no link in the cycle promises holders interest or dividends. - [Allocation and release](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/tip-token/allocation-and-release.md): The 1,000,000,000 TIP supply is split into seven allocations, each held by its own vesting contract. 5% circulates at TGE, and the rest unlocks over 60 months on a fixed schedule. - [Governance](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/tip-token/governance.md): Ti starts with a small number of signers and hands decision-making power to TIP holders as the ecosystem grows. At every stage, changes stay slow and their content public. ### Security & Compliance - [Security](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/security/security.md): Ti's security starts from two questions. When someone makes a mistake or comes under attack, where is the upper bound on the damage? And is that bound held by code rather than by human promises? - [Regulation and user protection](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/security/regulation-and-user-protection.md): Ti was designed in line with what regulation requires. It does not take custody of user assets, states clearly what its AI does, and centers its support on stablecoins from regulated issuers. ### Roadmap - [Roadmap](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/roadmap-and-risks/roadmap.md): Ti's roadmap has four phases. Each phase begins once users are actually using what the previous phase delivered. ### Risks & Legal Notice - [Risk factors](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/roadmap-and-risks/risk-factors.md): Using blockchain services and holding tokens involves risk. Ti reduces these risks but cannot eliminate them, so read this chapter before using Ti Protocol or acquiring TIP. - [Legal notice](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/roadmap-and-risks/legal-notice.md): This whitepaper is an informational document. It is not a prospectus, and it is not investment, legal or tax advice. ### Appendix - [Contracts and transactions](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/appendix/contracts-and-transactions.md): Addresses of the TIP contracts, key transactions and the external standard contracts Ti integrates with, so anyone can check them on-chain. - [Administrative function specification](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/appendix/administrative-function-specification.md): Every administrative function of the TIP token and the vesting contracts, with who can call it and its execution delay. At present only the Governance Safe (2-of-3) can call them. - [Monthly release table](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/appendix/monthly-release-table.md): The upper bound of cumulative release for each allocation, month by month from TGE. - [Glossary](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/appendix/glossary.md): Definitions of the terms used in this whitepaper. - [References](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/appendix/references.md): Sources for the market figures and external protocol information in this whitepaper. ### Legal - [Terms of Service](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/legal/terms-of-service.md): Terms for using the Ti Protocol services - [Privacy Policy](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/legal/privacy-policy.md): How we handle your information > The links below point to documentation indexes. Follow each `/_llms/` index recursively until you reach documentation pages. ## Indexes - [Korean (26 pages)](https://docs.tiprotocol.io/_llms/ko.txt): Documentation for Korean. 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