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Mayflower builds reserve-backed markets on the Assured Value Machine (AVM), a protocol primitive that enforces a solvency invariant before any transaction executes. The result is a market position with a redemption floor that the protocol guarantees rather than a manager promises.

These docs run on two tracks. Pages badged Live describe the protocol operating today under the Nirvana and Samsara brands, and their terminology reflects what is deployed. Pages badged Spec describe the Mayflower protocol as specified in the internal knowledge base, which is not built yet. Mayflower Protocol explains the split and where each track begins. See Migration information for how the products relate.

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The Problem Why conventional token markets cannot guarantee a redemption value.

The Design The structure that makes a guaranteed floor possible.

EVM Integration Quick start guides and protocol references. Everything you need to start building on the EVM Mayflower implementation.

Risk What the floor guarantee covers, what it does not, and what remains.

FAQ Common questions on the floor, credit, tokens, and risk.

Choose a path

Hold a position How the floor guarantee works. From there, ANA and NIRV are the assets that carry it.

Launch a market Listing an existing treasury asset, or running a white-label AVM market.

Integrate the protocol The deployed program and token accounts on Solana.

Understand the mechanism The full derivation of the pricing curve and the reserve invariant.

Reference and operations

Mayflower Protocol AVM mechanics, the floor, tokens, revenue sharing, and governance.

Tools & SDKs Current tooling status, API surface, and glossary.