What the altar keeps
Empty · nothing deployed
Two names, and they were not chosen by taste. On 1 September the USDG sitting in each tokenised stock's deepest pool ran from $3.43M for NVDA down to $7.5k for META, a factor of 457, and SPY had no pool at all. NVDA and SPCX carry 84% of all the depth there is; buying a thousand dollars of AMZN in a sixty-three thousand dollar pool is a donation to arbitrage, not a purchase.
$0.00no toll has been paid yet
$0.00by the protocol, and there is no function that could
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3%read off each pool's own slot0, never passed in by the caller
| Name | Weight | Price | USDG in pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| reading the chain | |||
The road the offering takes
- A swap pays its toll, in ETH, into the hook.
- Anyone may call
consecrate(). It is permissionless and can only move value inwards. - ETH becomes USDG in the deepest pool on the chain, then NVDA and SPCX, 70/30.
- Every altar's share rises. Nothing leaves.
- The route is pinned in constants: the router, both fee tiers and all four tokens. Nothing about the swap comes from whoever calls it.