Slice
Live on Arc · Uniswap v4

Liquidity that
pays you back.

Stake liquidity in any token and earn a share of that pool's trading fees — paid in USDC, streamed second by second. Or route your token's fees straight back into its own liquidity, automatically.

For holders

Earn real fees, not emissions

Deposit into a pool's vault and receive shares. Every swap that crosses the pool pays a fee; those fees are collected, converted to USDC, and streamed to you. Nothing is minted to pay you — the yield is the pool's own trading activity.

  • Deposit USDC alone, or both sides of the pair
  • Rewards accrue in USDC, claimable any time
  • No lockup — withdraw whenever
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For creators

Deepen your liquidity on autopilot

Point a fee router at your pool and fund it with USDC — from a launchpad fee split, a treasury budget, or a plain transfer. It deploys that budget into liquidity on your schedule, or as the token crosses market-cap milestones.

  • Cadence or market-cap triggers, priced off a TWAP
  • Burn the shares to make liquidity permanent
  • Anyone can trigger it — you never run a keeper
Set up routing

How a fee becomes your yield

Four steps, all on-chain, all triggerable by anyone.

swap feesharveststreamed to stakers
Worked example

A pool trading $50,000 in a day

Every number below is the protocol's own arithmetic, not a projection.

Daily trading volume$50,000/ day

What the pool turns over in a day

Pool fee — 1.00%$500/ day

Paid by traders to liquidity providers. This is the whole source of yield.

Protocol fee — 10% of that$50/ day

Slice's only recurring charge, and it is a share of yield, never of your deposit.

Streamed to stakers$450/ day

Paid out linearly over seven days, accruing every second.

Bars are square-root scaled so the small slices stay readable — a 1% fee drawn linearly against its own volume is a single pixel.

  1. 01

    A trade happens

    Someone swaps against the pool and pays a fee. It accrues to the vault's position, pro-rata with every other staker.

  2. 02

    The vault harvests

    Fees are collected and the token side converted to USDC — bounded by a TWAP, so it can never be priced at a manipulated moment.

  3. 03

    It streams, not dumps

    Proceeds pay out linearly over seven days. Nobody can deposit right before a harvest and walk off with fees they never earned.

  4. 04

    You claim

    Your share accrues every second and waits until you take it. Or leave it compounding into deeper liquidity.

Read the full mechanics

What would it pay you?

Fee income is volume multiplied by the pool's fee, split by how much of the vault you own. Move the inputs and watch it — there is no hidden model.

Your deposit$1,000
Pool's daily volume$50,000
Total staked in the vault$250,000

Assumes a 1% pool fee, the tier most Arc launchpads use. Your share of fees is your share of the vault — currently 0.40% of it.

Streamed to you
$1.80/ day
Over a year
$657.00
Implied APR
65.7%

This is multiplication, not a forecast. Volume is the one input nobody controls, and a quiet week pays quietly. It also ignores impermanent loss, which on a volatile token can exceed the fees entirely — what that means.

Against the two things you would do otherwise

Provide liquidity yourself and the fees are real but stranded in the position. Farm, and the yield is minted rather than earned. Slice is the same fees with the collection automated and the payout in USDC.

Staking with SliceHolding the LP yourselfA typical farm
Fees you earnYes, streamed in USDCYes, but stranded in the positionNo — emissions instead
Collecting themAutomatic, by anyoneYou call collect, and pay gasYou claim a minted token
Token-side feesConverted to USDC for youYou are left holding the tokenn/a
Where yield comes fromReal trading activityReal trading activityInflation — someone is diluted
Position shapeFull range, never out of rangeWhatever you chosen/a
ExitAny time, no lockupAny timeOften locked or vested

Questions worth asking

Including the ones with uncomfortable answers.

No. There is no function that moves a staker's principal — not for the owner, not for anyone. The owner can change fee rates within fixed caps and point fees at a different address, and that is the whole of it. Withdrawals cannot be paused because nothing exists to pause them with. Every one of those claims is checkable on the contracts page.
Built on Arc

A chain where gas is already the unit of account

Arc settles in USDC and charges gas in it too, so a vault denominated in USDC never has to hold a second asset just to pay for its own upkeep. Harvesting, compounding and claiming are all priced in the same unit the yield arrives in — which is why the rewards here are USDC rather than a token you would have to sell.

Settlement
USDC
Gas paid in
USDC
Pool type
Uniswap v4
Position
Full range
Payout
Streamed 7 days
Lockup
None