Provide stock liquidity without the pick-off
Orders settle at the next Chainlink print, never one already on the board. Every fill leaves the pool worth what it was, plus the fee it kept.
Orders settle at the next Chainlink print, never one already on the board. Every fill leaves the pool worth what it was, plus the fee it kept.
Real stock tokens, Chainlink prints and USDG.
Nothing else in the way.
The feed prints when NVDA moves half a percent, not on a clock.
Every order waits for the next print and takes exactly that price, so nobody can act on a move the pool has not seen.
Deposit NVDA and USDG in the pool's ratio and keep 0.04% of every fill, or 0.20% when the pool is the one filling it. The pool's value moves with the feed and changes only by that fee, so there is nothing here for a faster trader to take.
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Buy or sell NVDA at the next print. Crossing costs 0.05% and happens when someone wants the other side of your trade. The pool fills the rest at 0.25%, up to what it holds. If it is too small for your order, everything comes back including the $0.05. Either way a flat $0.05 pays whoever settles it, orders start at $1, and nothing can be cancelled once placed.
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Once an order's print exists, anyone can settle it and keeps $0.05 per order plus a fifth of the trading fee. Settling many at once costs one transaction.
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One contract, no owner, no upgrade path. See it for yourself.
An order that could be pulled back after the print is known is the same leak by another name.
Read more →Settlement takes the first round published after the order, verified against the round before it.
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