Arbitrum Orbit lets a team build its own chain on top of Arbitrum, and #tickr is built that way. Orbit chains can run in two main modes. In Rollup mode, transaction data is posted to the parent chain, so anyone can rebuild the chain state from public data. In AnyTrust mode, the data is kept by a committee, which lowers cost, and users trust that enough committee members are honest. Which mode a chain uses changes who you are trusting when it comes under stress. Tickr is a non custodial on chain perp DEX for real world assets on its own Layer 3, settling through Arbitrum One to Ethereum, and it has not said which mode it uses. This is a fair question for any user holding collateral there. The answer affects what happens if the operator disappears, and whether you could still prove your balance and withdraw using only public data. It is a technical detail, but it sits underneath the promise of permissionless withdrawal at any time, so it deserves a clear answer before you hold large amounts. https://t.co/eJXUatPZSF