Fees generated by Silo will be split 80/20, with 80% going toward ongoing dev buys and 20% going directly into protocol liquidity to deepen markets and improve execution over time.
pretty much uniswap v4 handles the actual swap and moving the funds around, then our hook is the bit that controls how the market behaves. so for silo that means deciding where the liquidity bins sit, which bin is active, changing the fee depending on conditions, and checking the reference price before a trade goes through. basically uniswap is the rails and silo is the market logic on top.
$SILO - 0x82dbc43dd5e830e04b96141015279055ebaf9228
Silo is now live. Powered by Uniswap v4 hooks, Silo uses a discrete bin liquidity model with dynamic fees and reference price checks to build more efficient markets for tokenized assets, while giving LPs more control over where their capital is deployed. Trade or provide liquidity now at https://t.co/FJnRp61dlZ.
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A first look at Silo before we push to prod π
50+ tokenized asset markets at launch, powered by the first discrete bin AMM built entirely inside a Uniswap v4 hook, handling liquidity bins, dynamic fees and reference price checks.
Soon at https://t.co/fA54TAfgAo
Alongside referrals, users can also start earning points by providing liquidity to Silo markets.
Points are earned by putting capital to work across tokenized asset pools, helping deepen liquidity while earning trading fees at the same time.
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Referrals are now live!
Invite new users to Silo and earn rewards as they provide liquidity across dynamic markets for tokenized assets.
Start referring at https://t.co/fA54TAfgAo
Uniswap v4 hooks let Silo make liquidity responsive to the market it represents. Instead of charging the same fee at all times, Silo can dynamically adjust fees as volatility, market hours and other risk conditions change, allowing LPs to be better compensated when providing liquidity becomes more difficult.