Aquity

LP into tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain, keep 100% of the pool's fees, and earn a boost paid in real tokenized stock on top. $AQUITY

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Aquity — liquidity for stocks, paid in stocks.

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LP into tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain, keep 100% of the pool's fees, and earn a boost paid in real tokenized stock on top.

The boost is bought, not given: hold $AQUITY and your rate climbs — 1% → 3% → 5% → 8% APY on stock pools, by share of supply.

Your position never leaves your wallet. Uniswap contracts only.

It is a liquidity terminal for every pool on the chain, read block by block from the pools themselves. One click puts you into any of them. Pick a range, or bring a single coin and let Aquity shape the position around it. The NFT is minted to your address. You keep 100% of the pool's swap fees, Aquity takes nothing off them, and no Aquity contract ever sits in the path. Uniswap's contracts, your wallet, and nothing in between.

On top of the fees, positions opened through Aquity earn a boost paid in tokenized equity. Not points. Not emissions. Real stock, sent to the address that owns the position, with nothing to claim and no gas to pay.

$AQUITY is what buys that rate.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

1,668 pools indexed.

At launch, Aquity indexed 545 pools. Today, the map has grown to 1,668—and it continues to expand.

That number is not just a directory metric. It represents a broader landscape for tokenized-stock liquidity: more markets to discover, more places for capital to form, and more opportunities for LPs to decide where they want to participate.

The point is not to chase a number for its own sake. The point is to make the on-chain stock market easier to see, navigate, and build.

More pools on the map means a larger coastline for liquidity.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Out of range is not the end.

In concentrated liquidity, your position earns while price sits inside the range you chose. When price moves outside it, the position stops quoting, and on Aquity the boost pauses with it.

What it does not do is take anything back. The fees you already earned stay on your position, and the boost you already accrued stays in your balance.

And when price comes back into your range, the position starts earning again at the very next sample. No action needed.

If you would rather move, you can withdraw any time. No lockup, no exit fee.

Right where it left off.

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[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

There is no single tokenized stock market. There are many markets, each with its own participants, activity, and need for liquidity.

As Aquity indexes more pools, LPs get a wider view of that landscape. You can explore where liquidity already exists, where a market is still early, and where your own view on a stock might translate into an on-chain position.

That is why index growth matters. It is not just more rows in an app. It is more markets becoming visible to the people who can help build them.

More pools mean more places to take a position in the future of on-chain equities.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Same pair, different pools. Which fee tier should you pick?

0.05% is for liquid pairs. Thin fee, heavy volume. It wins on how often it trades.
0.30% is the middle road, and the default for most pairs.
1.00% is for volatile pairs. Fewer trades, paid more each time one lands.

The honest answer is that the best tier is usually the one where the liquidity already sits, because that is where the volume goes.

So you don't have to guess. Aquity shows every tier a token has, ranked by the depth in each one, and picks the deepest by default.

Every tier. One view.

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[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

In concentrated liquidity, capital does not need to be everywhere. It needs to be useful somewhere.

Your range decides where your position is active around the current price. When price is inside that range, your liquidity is available for trades and can earn the pool’s swap fees.

That makes range selection a market decision, not just a settings screen. A tighter range can concentrate liquidity where you expect activity; a wider range can give the position more room to stay active.

Aquity helps make that decision in the context that matters: building usable depth for tokenized stocks.

The ocean is large. Your capital can still choose where to make a current.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Stocks, on a chain.

Aquity runs on Robinhood Chain, where tokenized equities trade as tokens. A block lands roughly every tenth of a second, gas is paid in ETH, and more than 1,250 pools are live right now, every one of them readable on Aquity.

And there is one difference that changes what liquidity means: the pools never close. An exchange keeps hours. A pool does not. Your liquidity keeps quoting through nights, weekends and holidays, and keeps earning every time a trade crosses it.

Liquidity that never sleeps.

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[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

The promise of tokenized stocks is not that markets become smaller versions of the old system.

It is that they can become more open: markets where liquidity is visible, positions are self-custodial, and participation is not reserved for a closed set of intermediaries.

Aquity is building toward that open water. A place where stock liquidity can be discovered, supplied, and rewarded through transparent on-chain infrastructure.

There is still a lot of coastline ahead. More pools to index. More depth to build. More stock markets to make usable.

Open water. Open markets.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Dust is never lost.

Every transfer costs the same gas whether it carries $500 or half a cent. Sending you a few cents every week would burn more than it delivers, and fill your wallet with transfers nobody can reconcile.

So payouts on Aquity have a floor of $1. Under it, your boost simply waits. It keeps adding up, epoch after epoch, and goes out with the first settlement that clears the floor.

Nothing is taken away for being small. It is held for you, then paid.

https://t.co/wQXTeea7Z4

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Every market has a horizon.

For tokenized stocks, the horizon is not simply more assets appearing on-chain. It is the moment those assets have enough liquidity around them to become useful to the people who want to trade them.

Liquidity gives a market a direction. It gives traders a place to enter and exit, and it gives long-term participants a way to contribute to the depth that makes the market work.

Aquity is built for that horizon: a growing set of stock markets, visible liquidity, and a better path for LPs to take part in the next financial coastline.

Stocks need depth before they can become open markets.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Run the numbers. $10,000 in a tokenized stock pool, in range for a year.

The boost alone, by how much $AQUITY you hold:

0.10% of supply: 1% APY. $100 a year, $1.92 per epoch
0.25% of supply: 3% APY. $300 a year, $5.75 per epoch
0.50% of supply: 5% APY. $500 a year, $9.59 per epoch
1.00% of supply: 8% APY. $800 a year, $15.34 per epoch

Paid in real tokenized equity, every seven days, straight to your wallet. Nothing to claim.

And that is only the top layer. Underneath it, the pool's own swap fees keep landing on your position, and 100% of them stay yours.

No hidden multiplier, no fine print. The math is public.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

We’re finally boosting our own LP.

AQUITY/ETH V4 now gets our highest boost yet: 12%!

APY on eligible ETH liquidity, paid in MSTR, on top of pool fees.

Add liquidity. Stay in range. Put your $AQUITY to work.

Start now at: https://t.co/oNI3brT5hK

[newbank @newbankgold]

@Aquity_finance When is the $Aquity pool?

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

A pool is the beginning. A market is what happens when participation grows around it.

More active liquidity creates a better place to trade. Better trading attracts more attention. More attention gives liquidity providers a clearer reason to support the pool. Over time, the pieces begin to reinforce one another.

That is the path Aquity is trying to accelerate for tokenized stocks: not a one-day liquidity event, but the conditions for markets to grow steadily and transparently.

The first 10 pools are not the finish line. They are the starting point for that progression.

From a pool to a market—one active position at a time.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Liquidity is more than a number on a dashboard. It is a signal.

When capital shows up around an asset, it tells traders that there is a market worth engaging with. It creates a place for price discovery, lets participation compound, and makes an on-chain stock feel less like an isolated experiment.

For LPs, supplying that liquidity is a direct expression of conviction. You are not simply chasing a rate; you are helping determine which tokenized markets have the depth to become usable.

Aquity is built around making that contribution visible and worthwhile.

Liquidity is signal. Signal is how markets start to move.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Every trade on Robinhood Chain needs someone on the other side of it.

Market makers used to be firms with desks, servers and a seat at the exchange. On chain, the market maker is whoever provides the liquidity. That can be you.

A trader swaps. Your liquidity fills the order. You earn the fee. No order book to run, no quotes to update. Pick a price range, deposit once, and every trade that crosses it pays you.

On Aquity you keep 100% of those fees, and positions in tokenized stock pools earn a boost on top, paid in real equity, at a rate set by the $AQUITY you hold.

Be the market. Get paid for it.

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[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

A ticker is a name. A market is an experience.

The difference is depth: can someone enter, exit, and trade around a price without the market disappearing beneath them?

That is why liquidity is the real unlock for tokenized equities. The asset may be on-chain, but it only becomes useful when capital is organized around it and traders can interact with that capital.

Aquity is designed for this moment—the transition from a tokenized stock existing to a tokenized stock trading like a market.

The first pools are small by design. Real depth is built position by position, pool by pool, and market by market.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

No staking screen. No harvest button. No gas to collect it.

Your boost accrues by the minute, sampled continuously against your position's real in-range value. At the end of each epoch it is sent — to the address that owns the position. You don't do anything.

And the ceiling moves with your rung, because a flat cap would let the smallest holder and the largest stop at the same number:

0.10% of supply → $31.25 / epoch
0.25% → $93.75
0.50% → $156.25
1.00% → $250
The rate scales. The cap scales with it. That's what makes the scale mean something at every level instead of only at the entrance.

→ https://t.co/wQXTeea7Z4

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

A tokenized stock can exist on-chain without being a market.

For a market to form, it needs participants, two-sided activity, and liquidity close enough to price for trades to actually happen. That is the difference between a ticker sitting on a screen and something people can use.

Aquity begins at that second step. We are not only interested in putting stocks on-chain. We are focused on helping liquidity arrive around them.

The first boosted pools are early pieces of that map: capital being placed where a new market can begin to develop depth.

The asset is only the start. The market is what comes next.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

The first 10 pools are a small number in the context of where tokenized equities can go. That is exactly why they matter.

Every new financial market begins with a first group of assets, a first group of participants, and a first reason for liquidity to show up. What looks small at the beginning is often where the future structure gets decided.

Aquity’s goal is straightforward: help tokenized stocks become better markets by giving liquidity providers a real role in building them.

More pools, more active liquidity, and more stock markets with depth ahead.

This is the first chapter.

[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

Everyone talks about the boost. Almost nobody talks about the layer underneath it.

Provide liquidity to a pool and every trade that crosses your range pays you a swap fee. That stream exists with or without Aquity — and Aquity takes 0% of it. No protocol cut, no management fee. It accrues on your NFT, and you collect it to your own wallet whenever you want.

Then the boost sits on top: paid in real tokenized equity, at a rate set by how much $AQUITY you hold, up to 8% APY on stock pools.

Same position. Two streams. One you'd earn anywhere, kept whole — and one you only get here.

You're not chasing an incentive. You're getting paid twice for the same capital.

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[Aquity @Aquity_finance]

The first users of a liquidity product are not just users. They are market builders.

They test real flows, show us where the interface needs work, and help reveal what liquidity for tokenized stocks actually looks like in practice—not just in a deck or a mockup.

That feedback matters. It helps us improve the path from discovering a stock pool to creating an active position, understanding the reward conditions, and managing liquidity with confidence.

We are grateful to everyone who is testing Aquity in its earliest phase. The product gets sharper because people are willing to try it before the crowd arrives.

Thank you for building with us.