Aethra is a liquidity layer on Robinhood Chain, built to bring pools, routing, and positions together in one place.
Today, $AETHRA is live. This is the start of a longer roadmap for Aethra.
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Alongside the launch, we’ll lock tokens and introduce a buyback and burn mechanism. We’ll share the details and onchain links so you can verify both.
Still here. Still shipping.
The launchpad is out, and we’re already working on what comes next.
There’s something bigger taking shape at Aethra. We’ll share it when it’s ready to show.
Launching a token is one thing.
Giving it a place to go next is another.
Aethra v1.3 brings the launchpad and liquidity experience together on Robinhood Chain.
Watch it go from launch to graduation to swap.
Most launches end with a token.
We’re interested in what happens next: where liquidity goes, how people trade, and what a project can build on.
That’s why we’re bringing the launchpad into Aethra.
v1.3 contracts, going onchain.
good question. Aethra is built to bring different types of liquidity together, so users can swap and manage positions in one place.
we’re also planning something for V3 that we haven’t seen in similar platforms. not ready to reveal it yet, but we think it’ll blow your mind. stay tuned 👀
Aethra v1.3 is 40% complete.
We’re working on the launchpad and how it connects with Aethra’s liquidity infrastructure.
Still more to build and test, but we wanted to share a look at the work in progress.
Stock pools brought a different set of questions to the table.
Which price do we trust? How fresh is it? When should a swap stop?
We worked through those decisions in Aethra v1.2. Here’s what came out of it.
Aethra v1.2 is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Oracle-guarded stock pools for TSLA, NVDA and AAPL, powered by Cha
How it works:
• Trades toward the oracle price pay the base fee
• Trades away from it pay more
• Swaps that push the pool more than 5% from the oracle revert
• Stale feed? The pool halts. LPs can always withdraw.
The two contracts behind it: AethraHub (asset and feed registry) aat enforces the guard). Both are exact-match verified on Sourcify.
v1.0, v1.1, v1.2. Shipping on-chain, in the open.
@Memelifer_Ski appreciate that. it’s a quiet moment for the chain, but we’re not waiting for attention to start building.
when people show up, we’ll be here doing what we’ve been doing and sharing every step.
A look inside Aethra v1.2.
Development is roughly 50% complete. Here’s a glimpse of the code as we work toward stock pools and the oracle guard.
More to finish. More to test.
A look inside Aethra v1.2.
Development is roughly 50% complete. Here’s a glimpse of the code as we work toward stock pools and the oracle guard.
More to finish. More to test.
A stock market has a closing bell. An onchain pool doesn’t.
That difference is shaping how we’re approaching stock pools and oracle guards in Aethra v1.2.
A first look soon.
One thing we keep asking while working on Aethra: where will someone get stuck?
Choosing a pool. Setting up a position. Figuring out what changed afterward.
Those moments deserve as much attention as the transaction itself.
When you provide liquidity, what matters most to you?
Control over your position, a simple setup, fee visibility, or something else?
We’d like to hear how you think about it.