DMind-3: A Sovereign Edge--Local--Cloud AI System with Controlled Deliberation and Correction-Based Tuning for Safe, Low-Latency Transaction Execution
Enhao Huang, Frank Li, Tony Lin, Lowes Yang

TL;DR
DMind-3 is a multi-layer AI system for secure, low-latency financial transactions in Web3, combining edge, local, and cloud components with novel training methods for safety and accuracy.
Contribution
It introduces a hierarchical, policy-driven AI architecture with innovative training objectives to enhance security, privacy, and reasoning in Web3 transaction execution.
Findings
Achieves 93.7% multi-turn success rate in protocol tasks
Demonstrates superior domain reasoning over general baselines
Provides scalable, safe execution with edge-bound safety guarantees
Abstract
This paper introduces DMind-3, a sovereign Edge-Local-Cloud intelligence stack designed to secure irreversible financial execution in Web3 environments against adversarial risks and strict latency constraints. While existing cloud-centric assistants compromise privacy and fail under network congestion, and purely local solutions lack global ecosystem context, DMind-3 resolves these tensions by decomposing capability into three cooperating layers: a deterministic signing-time intent firewall at the edge, a private high-fidelity reasoning engine on user hardware, and a policy-governed global context synthesizer in the cloud. We propose policy-driven selective offloading to route computation based on privacy sensitivity and uncertainty, supported by two novel training objectives: Hierarchical Predictive Synthesis (HPS) for fusing time-varying macro signals, and Contrastive…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCryptography and Data Security · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing · Security and Verification in Computing
