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Be the toll booth. Trades in your range pay you.

A pool is a pot of two tokens. Traders swap through it and pay a small fee. You can supply the pot.

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Up is price. Four traders swap USDG for DELL or DELL for USDG at prices inside your range; each drops a fee coin in your jar. A fifth trades at a price above your range and pays you nothing. price USDG DELL Your range above your range · no fee swap + fee You 0 fees 1 fee 2 fees 3 fees 4 fees
Four trades inside your range: four fees in your jar.

Be the toll booth: every trade across your stretch of the pool pays you a share.

A pool is a shared pot of two tokens

Meet the live pair. Traders swap one for the other and pay a fee each time.

USDGStablecoin · meant to hold $1
traders swap here
DELLTokenized stock · price moves

Every trade pays a toll, and you get a slice

Providers whose range covers the price split each fee. Your slice depends on how much you supplied there, compared with everyone else.

  1. $100 trade$1 fee1% on the live pool

  2. That $1, split

A slice of every fee inside your range, not the whole fee. Illustration: slice sizes vary
Does QuantumPools take a cut?

Yes: at most 15% of the trading fees your liquidity pools collect, or 25% only when you copy another member's LP position. Never your deposit. Performance & Fees.

Your range: you earn while price is inside

You pick a price band, your range. Inside it you hold both tokens and earn. Outside it you hold one token and earn nothing until price returns.

Range 80–125, price 100: earning, holding both tokens
Inside you earn. Outside you rest. Illustrative prices, not real DELL data
Why all USDG above the band?

As DELL climbs through your range, traders buy your DELL with USDG. Past the top edge it has all been bought.

The catch: your token mix changes

As price moves, your mix shifts, and you can end up with less value than if you had just held. That's impermanent loss. See it in pictures → · Read the risks

When price walks out, the snuggle follows

With Auto Snuggle on, once price leaves your range and stays out, a snuggle reopens it just past price with the token you already hold. Nothing is swapped.

Range 80–125, price 153: snuggled to 96–150, same % width, still all USDG, no swap

was 80–125now 96–150same % width

Price walked out, the range hopped after it. Watch a snuggle →

Your deposit stays yours

The vault keeps your position in your name, never mixed with anyone else's. Only your wallet can withdraw it. The keeper bot can't.

Your wallet deposits into the vault, which places your position in the pool. The only way out runs from the vault back to your wallet. The path from the vault to the keeper bot is crossed out: it cannot withdraw. Your wallet Vault Pool only your wallet Keeper can't withdraw

Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain≠the Robinhood app

The only way out leads back to your wallet.
What does the keeper do?

Our bot. With Auto Snuggle on, it checks every 1-3 minutes, best effort, and runs snuggle steps. It can lower QuantumPools' 15% cut of your fees (never to 0), never raise it. It can never withdraw.