Bush.fi

$BUSH : 0x28C4A62f7D05eDD6aF87F9C7333739A56440ab20

RWA Index pools | Liquidity Provision | Programmable AMM' to @RobinhoodApp chain.

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

Coming next: a DexScreener style charting tool so BPTs get the same candle and price action view traders already expect for any token.

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

Where Bush is headed next. In active development: a Liquidity Index Price built from Chainlink feeds and pool target weights,

$BUSH : 0x28C4A62f7D05eDD6aF87F9C7333739A56440ab20

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

BPT pricing on the frontend using the same approach, and historical charting of index and BPT value, kind of like NAV tracking for your LP position.

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

2/6 A weighted pool isn't locked to 50/50. 60% one asset / 40% another? Five assets at 20% each? Our vault supports 2–8 assets at any weighting — the pool behaves like a self-rebalancing basket, not just a swap pair.

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

1/6 Most AMMs force one shape: two tokens, 50/50, fixed curve. Bush's vault runs weighted pools instead — any mix of assets, any weights you choose. Built on Balancer V3's architecture. On a chain built for tokenized stocks, that's not a nice-to-have. 🧵

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

On a custodial app, the app holds your assets. On Bush, you hold your own. That's kind of the whole point of DeFi, but it's also a real responsibility. Your keys, your funds, your job to keep them safe. We'll write more on how to actually do that well soon.

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

The protocol's own cut of those fees has its own separate cap too. A lot of DeFi risk isn't the launch terms, it's what changes after you've committed capital. This is baked into the code so it can't. Built on Balancer V3's architecture. Full breakdown: https://t.co/LqVqXPPeMu

[Bush.fi @Bushfi_RH]

Fork transparency: fees can't be changed against you later. A Bush pool's swap fee is hard-capped at 10%, enforced by the contract itself. Not a policy, not a promise — a pool operator literally cannot raise fees past that ceiling, ever.