FAQ

Short answers, with links to the full explanation.

Are you issuing stock?

No. The tokenized equity is a third-party instrument. Its issuer controls custody, redemption and backing. We use it as a pool asset and read public market data about the underlying company. We never custody or issue it.

Where does the price come from?

Chainlink, on chain, already. We never read a stock price from our own pool — a DEX-derived equity price is trivially manipulable. Fundamentals come from a permissioned publisher, which is a documented trade-off; price, the highest-stakes input, does not depend on us at all.

Is the total fee just the tax plus the LP fee?

No, and this is the single most common mistake. V4 charges the LP fee on what remains after the hook's cut, so a trader pays h + f − h·f. See Fees.

Why is a pool charging its maximum?

Its oracle data went stale, so it fell back to the high-water rate. That is correct behaviour, not a fault — if staleness were cheaper, traders would simply wait for it. See Staleness and fallback.

Who keeps the rules up to date?

Anyone. evaluatePool() is permissionless because it is deterministic from oracle state. There is no keeper to trust, pay or keep alive.

How are liquidity providers paid?

Natively, by Uniswap. The LP share is returned as V4's dynamic LP fee, which already distributes pro-rata. There is no separate claim step and no LP accounting of our own.