The canonical pool mints rob0 coins
ETH routed through its hook advances the fixed curve and creates new rob0. Redemptions burn rob0 and release ETH from the curve reserve. LP liquidity is disabled in this pool.
Mint and redeem rob0 on one fixed curve.
rob0 uses two ETH/rob0 pools. The canonical pool runs the fixed 20 ETH curve and mints rob0 coins. A separate market pool trades existing rob0 while arbitrage keeps its price close to the curve.
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SupplyMarginal price
10,870rob0 issued
0.00000095287ETH per rob0
Minting closes at 92.1 ETH
Trade
ETH
Maximum mint 5 ETHEnter an amount to preview this trade.
Add rob0 to your wallet
Save the deployed token, or open the ETH/rob0 swap on Uniswap.
Market data
- Circulating
- 10,869.92
- Curve position
- 0.0103 ETH
- Curve backing
- 0.0103 ETH
- Marginal price
- 0.00000095287 ETH
Two pools serve different jobs
The canonical curve controls supply. The secondary pool provides concentrated liquidity for market trading.
Arbitrage aligns both prices
The market pool trades existing rob0
A hookless ETH/rob0 pool holds concentrated liquidity for secondary swaps. It cannot mint or burn rob0. The bot recenters that liquidity as the canonical curve price moves.
What happens when you trade
Trades through the canonical pool move the curve. ETH mints rob0, while redemptions burn rob0 and release ETH. Each direction retains 0.30%.
Mint with ETH
ETH in0.30% retainedCurve advancesrob0 out
A single mint can supply up to 5 ETH. Minting ends at 20,790,000 fair supply.
Redeem for ETH
rob0 inCurve retracts0.30% retainedETH out
Redemption uses the inverse curve and remains available after minting closes.