Foldr
Liquidity that folds its fees back in.
Put HYPE into an Elysium pool. Foldr holds it in full range and adds the trading fees back into your position every two hours.
Pools paying now
Every Elysium pool paired with HYPE or KNTQ, each one on its own. The rate is what a new 100 HYPE position would earn from the last 24 hours of fees, after Foldr's 10%.
| Pool | Rate | Liquidity | Volume 24h | Vault |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the pools | ||||
How a vault works
One vault per pool, one position in it, no owner. You hold shares; the position grows under them.
- You send HYPEHalf is swapped for the coin in the same pool and both halves go in together. Whatever doesn't fit comes back to you.
- Full rangeThe position covers every price, so it never falls out of range and earns on every trade in the pool.
- Fees fold back inEvery two hours the vault collects what the position earned and adds it to the same position. Your shares stay the same; each one holds more.
- Out when you wantTake both tokens out any time with no price check, or take HYPE when the pool trades near its 10 minute average.
Two ways out
The exit you can always take, and the one that waits for a fair price.
| In both tokens | In HYPE | |
|---|---|---|
| When | Any time | When the pool trades within about 4% of its 10 minute average |
| Price check | None | Time-weighted average kept by the vault itself |
| You get | Your share of HYPE and the coin | HYPE, with a minimum you set |
| Fee | 0 | 0 |
What it costs
One fee, taken only from what the position earns.
| Deposit | 0 |
| Withdraw | 0 |
| Fees the position earns | 10%: 5% to the treasury, which buys and burns $FOLDR, and 5% to whoever runs the compound |
Contracts have no owner and are not audited. Rates come from the last 24 hours and change every hour.
Questions
Where does the yield come from?
Trading fees. Every swap in these pools pays a fee to the liquidity in the pool, and your vault holds part of that liquidity.
What can go wrong?
If the coin falls against HYPE you end up with more of the coin and less HYPE than you put in. Fees offset part of it. Most Elysium coins are young and can drop fast. The contracts are not audited.
Why do some pools show 0%?
On many launchpad pools the hook keeps the whole trading fee, so liquidity there earns nothing. Foldr lists them so you can see it, and shows the rate as 0%.
Can I always get my money out?
Yes. Withdrawing both tokens needs no price and always works. Only the HYPE exit waits while the pool is far from its average.
What is $FOLDR?
The token of Foldr. The treasury's 5% of vault fees and the token's own trading fees buy $FOLDR and send it to the burn address. The burned total is on the token page.
