The AXIS engine.

From activity to liquidity.

1. 01

   Trade

   Buys and sells run through an ETH-paired Uniswap v4 pool. The first three blocks use launch fees; each direction then uses its own normal 1–5% rate.

2. 02

   Accumulate

   The hook collects fees in ETH and splits them into automatic liquidity, creator earnings and treasury.

3. 03

   Queue a range

   Accumulated LP funds queue a fresh ETH position. After a three-block wait, an eligible buy can open it.

From the fourth block onward, once a token’s LP balance reaches 0.2 ETH, an eligible buy can queue one new position using up to that amount. Its price range is fixed while it waits at least three blocks. A later eligible buy opens it if the price checks still pass. Each further range needs its own queue and waiting period.

Depth, with a destination.

Concentrated liquidity puts capital inside a defined price interval. AXIS places new ETH liquidity below an earlier-block reference price, ready to exchange ETH for tokens as trading moves into that interval.

As price falls through a range, its ETH gradually converts into tokens. That gives sellers liquidity to trade against within the band. Each position has finite capacity; price can move through and beyond it.

Fees that build.

The first three blocks

Every launch starts with a 50% fee in its launch block, 25% in the next block and 10% in the third block, on both buys and sells. Block four restores the token’s normal rates. These are consecutive chain blocks, even if no trades occur.

Only the creator’s first buy through AXIS in the launch block skips the extra fee; it still pays the normal buy fee. An optional dev buy can be included in the launch transaction. Further creator buys and all creator sells pay the same launch rates as everyone else.

The extra above the normal fee splits equally between creator and treasury. With a normal 1% fee, a 1 ETH first-block buy pays 0.5 ETH in total: 0.01 ETH follows the normal split, and the extra 0.49 ETH gives 0.245 ETH each to creator and treasury. Extra launch fees never fund ranges.

The normal fee split

Creators choose their normal share at launch. Treasury receives 10%, creator earnings can be 0–20%, and the remaining 90–70% funds automatic liquidity. This split applies only to the normal fee portion, including during the launch blocks. Creator earnings are claimable in ETH. Automatic range creation begins from block four.

Uniswap v4, put to work.

Uniswap v4 hooks let a pool run custom logic around a swap. AXIS uses those callbacks to collect ETH fees, track each token’s balances and attempt liquidity creation inside an eligible buy transaction. The automatic path needs no separate keeper to trigger it.