Every quote is compared across Uniswap v2, v3 and v4, Curve, Sushi and our own Precision pools, and the best one wins. One route, one signature.
Slippage is the worst price you will accept — move past it and the trade reverts rather than filling badly. Price impact is how far your own size moves the price; the page warns as it grows and will not let a very bad one through quietly.
ETH and WETH are interchangeable here. The page wraps or unwraps whichever way the pool needs, inside the same transaction.
A plain transfer, or a SLOW one: time-locked, and reversible by you at any point until it matures. Useful for large amounts and for addresses you have not paid before.
A locked transfer does not deliver itself — someone must send the claim once it matures. Tick auto-claim and the page posts a small tip so a keeper does that for the recipient. The tip is refundable: reverse the transfer and it comes back.
Fixed limit — a price you name. It rests until someone fills it or you cancel.
Dutch decay — starts above your floor and falls to it over a window you choose. It has two clocks: the decay, then how long it rests at the floor before the escrow returns to you. Set that to Forever and it waits until you cancel.
Climbing bid — the mirror: a bid that rises toward a ceiling you name.
Orders are escrowed on chain when placed, so a fill cannot fail for want of funds, and cancelling returns the escrow. Boards are denominated in WETH — an order asking for ETH is asking for WETH, and pays out as such.
Precision pools are bands, not endless curves. A position earns fees only while the price is inside its band, and holds one asset or the other at the edges. A wider band is safer and earns less; a narrow one is the opposite.
The bar on each row shows where the price sits in that band. Out of range means it is earning nothing right now.
One transaction, and no ether needed aside from gas. A fixed supply is minted, your allocation is paid to you immediately, and everything else is seeded into a fresh ETH pool — one-sided, so the pool opens holding only your token.
Starting market cap is the pool's virtual ether reserve. It sets the opening price and how hard that price is to move, which are the same dial: roughly that much buying moves the market halfway. Small numbers mean the first buyer takes a large share of the supply, which is why the form says what one ether would buy.
Creator keeps is a share of the token SUPPLY, minted straight to you when the coin launches — tokens, not ether, and not a fee on trading. Keep 10% of a billion and 100,000,000 land in your wallet at once, unlocked, with nothing vesting.
Whatever you keep does not go into the pool, and selling it later pulls ether back out of that pool — so a modest-looking percentage can be a claim on most of what early buyers put in. Anyone deciding whether to buy your coin can work that out too.
A logo is stored as contract code on Ethereum — no IPFS, no pinning service, nothing to go dark. Upload anything; the page compresses it and shows the size before you sign. You can replace it later.
A launched market charges 1% per swap. Half of that stays in the pool as reserves, which raises the floor for every holder. The other half is collectable, and splits 80% creator, 10% protocol, 10% tithe.
The tithe is burned to Ethereum itself. The ether goes to the BETH burner, which destroys it and mints a BETH receipt recording that it happened. Nobody can spend it and it cannot be redeemed — the ether no longer exists. What it buys is a smaller ether supply, which accrues to everyone holding ether rather than to us.
The token side of collected fees is burned outright too — a launched coin's supply only ever falls.
There is no server. This page is a contract on Ethereum and its bytes cannot be changed by anyone, us included — a new version is a new address, not an edit. It talks to your wallet and to Ethereum, and to nothing else.
Your keys never leave your wallet. Nothing here custodies your funds; every trade settles from your address to a contract you can read.
The token list is zList, ranked on chain by conviction staking. Anything not on it can still be traded by pasting its address.