Wrap tokenized stocks into swells. Every swing pays a fee.
The pool only deepens — every fee raises what your shares redeem for.
Modeled yields from each stock's volatility profile, unleveraged. Live trailing rates take over as volume accrues — no fixed APY is ever promised.
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Want a swell for another stock? Any canonical stock token in Robinhood Chain's on-chain asset registry can back one. Curated listings at launch — permissionless creation, validated against the registry, comes after.
Provide sTSLA/USDG liquidity, stake the LP token, and earn a share of protocol revenue — paid in USDG, streamed over 7-day periods. Never emissions: the contract can't owe more than the treasury actually funds.
DEX swap fees from arbitrage flow, plus a share of treasury revenue. Both from actual usage.
Rewards are pulled in before they stream — payouts can never exceed what the treasury funded.
Withdraw your LP and claim earned USDG whenever you like. No lockups.
Commit sTSLA for a fixed term and earn a boosted share of protocol revenue in USDG — on top of the CBR growth your swell tokens already earn. The ∞ tier is the Infinity Pool made literal: permanent, irreversible, forever earning.
The stream is treasury revenue — real fees, pulled into the contract before they pay out. Your lock multiplies your share of it, from 1x at 90 days to 8x at ∞.
Locked swell tokens still ride the backing ratio — the pool only deepens under them while the stream pays on top.
No early exit, no penalty haircut, no admin override. Expired terms withdraw permissionlessly; ∞ never does. Infinity Pool depth: —
No emissions. No printed tokens. Yield is real fees from real arbitrage flow — it rises when markets move and thins when they're calm. That's the honest deal.
Deposit a tokenized stock like TSLA-t and mint a swell token (sTSLA) at the current backing ratio. One ERC-20 in, one ERC-20 out. Fully composable.
As the stock moves, the swell's DEX price lags. Arbitrageurs close the gap by wrapping and unwrapping — and every one of those actions fires a fee into the swell.
Every fee raises the Collateral Backing Ratio — the price your swell token redeems at. It's monotonic: no function, in any order, can push it down. You just hold.
A deliberately minimal core — pure internal accounting, no price feeds, no moving parts it doesn't need. Externally audited, fuzz-tested, and deposit-capped at launch.
The wrap engine never needs a price feed — CBR is pure internal accounting. The lending & leverage layer does use an oracle, and it's ring-fenced: if it fails, only that market is affected — your right to unwrap at CBR never depends on a price feed.
Every fee pushes CBR up; nothing pushes it down. Rounding always favors the swell. The core invariant is proven by the full fuzz & invariant suite.
Unwrap back to the underlying whenever you want, at the live backing ratio. No lockups, no waiting periods, no permission needed.
Fixed supply, minted once. A 5% trading fee funds the protocol's expansion — every new swell pool is paid for by $INFINITY volume, not by diluting anyone. No hidden bag: all allocations, vesting and locks are published.
Minted once, never again — there is no mint function. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are always untaxed.
Buys and sells pay 5%, auto-converted to USDG in the treasury. That fund seeds new swell pools — token volume literally buys the protocol's next market.
Stake to earn a share of actual revenue in USDG — never in emissions. Payouts can never exceed what the protocol truly earns.
Join the pool that only deepens. Wrap a tokenized stock, hold, and every swing in the market pays the ones who stay.