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Everything SEQUENCE does, and everything it does not.
Pools
A pool pairs a token with a quote asset — ETH or USDG. Every trade pays the pool's fee tier, and that fee is split between everyone providing liquidity in the band the trade crossed.
The board ranks pools by 24h volume (Trending) and by depth and age (Established). Filter by quote asset, sort any column, and open a pool to act on it.
Stakes
A stake is the simple path: deposit one asset, receive a proportional share of every fee the pool earns, full range. No band to manage, no rebalancing.
Fees accrue continuously and are paid out when you unstake.
Positions
A position is concentrated: you pick the lower and upper price you want to work. Inside the band your capital earns a larger share of fees; outside it earns nothing until price returns.
Each position shows a live in-range indicator so you know whether it is working.
Launching through PONS
SEQUENCE does not deploy tokens. The launch page validates the parameters, has your wallet sign the intent, records it, and hands you a deep link into PONS Launchpad with the ticker, name, supply and target raise pre-filled.
The deploy and the initial liquidity happen on PONS Launchpad. $SEQUENCE itself is not live: there is no contract address, so nothing is tradable yet.
Wallets and signatures
Wallets are discovered automatically through EIP-6963, so anything installed in your browser shows up in the connect dialog. WalletConnect appears when a project id is configured.
Staking, opening or closing a position and preparing a launch each require a signature. The backend re-derives the signer from that signature before it touches state, and rejects a signature that is stale or reused. Nothing is custodial and no private key ever leaves your wallet.
What is simulated
Pool prices, volume, fees, TVL and APR in this preview are generated deterministically from a seed and drift with time — they are coherent between requests but they are not live market data. The ETH price is real, fetched from Coinbase, with a reference fallback.
Stakes, positions and launch intents live in the server's memory, so they reset when the instance goes cold. Robinhood Chain support is labelled but not yet wired to a confirmed RPC endpoint — the wallet connects to Ethereum mainnet until the chain id and RPC are supplied.
Ready to launch?
Prepare the parameters here, finish the deploy on PONS Launchpad.