The loop, in three moves
Every trade in a token pool pays a fee. Open a Loop stake and a proportional share of those fees is yours, streamed over time. A liquidity router recycles accrued fees back into the pool, so depth keeps growing on its own.
Put liquidity into a pool and hold the position in your own wallet. Loop never takes custody — the vault only tracks your share.
Fees arrive as trades happen and stream to stakers over seven days, so one large trade doesn't land entirely on whoever was staked that minute.
A route converts collected fees back into pool liquidity on a cadence you set, price-checked against a time-averaged oracle before every run.
Deepest pools right now
all pools →Every conversion is checked against a time-averaged price no older than two hours. If someone pushes the pool around right before a run, the guard rejects the run instead of buying at the manipulated price. Funds never leave the contract until the check passes.
The protocol works without it. Distribution, timing and utility get published before anything is minted — nothing to buy today, and no presale.