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How Liquid Pools works
One product, one job. You launch a token and every trading fee it earns is claimed and added back into its liquidity pool, every five minutes.
Fees flow back into the pool
Every trade pays a fee. Every cycle those fees are claimed and added back into the locked liquidity pool. Liquidity only grows, and it can never be pulled.
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Collect
Harvests the locked position's trading fees through the fee splitter.
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Compound
The pool share of the fees is compounded straight back into the locked position.
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Claim
The vault claims the creator share of the fees in ETH.
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Deepen
The vault returns it to the pool's compounding queue. Runs again five minutes later.
Why deeper is better
Deeper liquidity means less slippage, a higher price floor, and a chart that can absorb sells. On most pads the creator pockets the fees. On Liquid Pools the pool keeps them. The liquidity is locked at launch, so what goes in never comes out.
After launch
Each token gets its own vault. Your token trades on pools.trade with its full supply locked in the pool. Every cycle the vault collects the position's fees, claims the creator share, keeps a small gas reserve and sends the rest back into the pool's compounding queue — so the pool share and the creator share both end up as locked liquidity. Every step is a public transaction. Open the token page to watch the countdown and the cycle log.