What $STOA does

… of … ETH raised. At … ETH the curve graduates to a Uniswap V4 pool with locked liquidity. Stoa adds that pool to its router (anyone can add it from this page), and the weekly buyback starts buying $STOA.

Rebuilt from … trades on the Pons curve: the curve's own reserves after each buy and sell, times the 1B supply, in USD at today's ETH price. The latest point is read live from the curve every 10 seconds.

Every swap through Stoa on Robinhood Chain pays a 2 bps protocol fee. Every week those fees are swapped into $STOA through the Stoa router and burned in the same transaction. The fee contract is owned by a buyback contract that cannot send fees anywhere else.

The fee contract moves to the buyback contract through the 48-hour timelock. Until then fees keep accruing and are used in the first run.

Stoa maker pools on Robinhood Chain are quoted by makers who bond $STOA. A maker can quote only while its bond is at least the pool's minimum. A maker that posts abusive quotes gets slashed, and slashed $STOA is burned. Withdrawing a bond takes 3 days, longer than the 48-hour timelock, so a slash always lands first.

Connect a wallet to bond or withdraw $STOA.

Every week projects bid ETH for three sponsored slots on Stoa. Holders lock $STOA and vote: the three largest bids with at least 1M $STOA of votes win, 90% of each goes to the holders who voted for it, and 10% buys $STOA and burns it. Losing bids are refunded.

Stoa's team account on fomo, @StoaDex, holds …. fomo's team tag requires the team to hold at least 0.5% of supply on its fomo account, so the team bought 6.8M $STOA on the Pons curve on 15 November 2026 (transaction) and keeps at least 0.5% there while the tag is active.

Wallet: 0xfe6f7c6e2ad2c3594fe7fb61c28c4499bbb83bf0

• A share of fees Fees burn $STOA; holders are not paid from fees
• A promised yield Spotlight pays voters only from projects' bids
• Audited Contracts are verified, not yet audited

Contracts: StoaBuyback · BondRegistry · $STOA. How it works in detail: docs.