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Mecone is the settlement layer for derivatives on illiquid assets. If you run (or are launching) a venue that lists long-tail perps, we supply the one component you cannot credibly manufacture yourself: a continuous, manipulation-resistant, auditable settlement price.

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What you get

  • A settlement-oracle license. Signed official rounds on the rail that fits your stack (REST pull, on-chain, or an adapter), a published methodology behind every number, and a per-index manipulation-cost figure your risk team can diligence.
  • A ready catalog. The eight flagship signed feeds — macro, pre-IPO valuations, and GPU-rental benchmarks — are live on the terminal and API today, inside a 110-index catalog spanning real estate, macro, companies, and event markets. New indices can be co-designed for your listings.
  • Independently verifiable official rounds. Every settlement print is a cryptographically signed, immutable record your team can verify offline against one pinned public key — no trust in our API, or any chain, required (how it works).
  • Confidence bands and circuit breakers. We publish a full distribution, not a point, so your engine can consume uncertainty, not just a price.
  • An integration path measured in days. If you already read oracle feeds on-chain, adding Mecone is configuration. Otherwise the reference consumer contract and the REST feed are documented here, and a working end-to-end example (consumer + perp) is live on Arbitrum Sepolia.

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How engagements work

  1. Scoped trial — your team gets terminal access (invite-only), an API key entitled to exactly the indices you are evaluating, and the public 24h-delayed oracle tier for integration development. Days, not weeks.
  2. Paid pilot — a data-subscription engagement while you integrate and evaluate: fresh signed rounds under a partner token (mst_…), full benchmark entitlements, converting into the settlement license at go-live.
  3. Settlement license — the feed under a signed license with an SLA, co-branded (“settled on Mecone”) if you want the benchmark credibility in your listing.

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Why not just run your own oracle?

Recent failures on exactly these asset classes (a ~45% pre-IPO flash crash from a self-referencing EMA feed; a real-estate perp that collapsed on a thin point-estimate index) share one root cause: the venue’s oracle priced itself. A settlement reference is credible precisely when it is external, deep, published, and auditable, and when someone stakes their whole business on its integrity. That is Mecone. Contact: info@mecone.trade.