stockpool is a single-asset liquidity protocol on bnb chain. its entire market — price discovery, fee capture, and supply policy — lives inside one programmable uniswap v4 pool. rather than treating liquidity as a passive deposit, stockpool runs a custom v4 hook that reads the pool on every swap and adjusts its own economics in real time.
fees are not fixed. the hook scales the swap fee to realized volatility: quiet markets trade cheaply to attract flow, turbulent markets widen to protect the people holding the book. every fee the pool earns is split on-chain — a share compounds back to long-term liquidity, a share funds the treasury, and a share is routed into programmatic buyback and burn, tightening supply in proportion to real volume rather than emissions.
liquidity is time-aware. positions are timestamped on entry, and the hook discourages just-in-time and sandwich extraction with an early-exit fee that decays to zero over a lock window. providers who stay are paid more; providers who flash in and out subsidize them. a manipulation-resistant twap, maintained by the same hook, anchors the fee curve and the oracle the rest of the protocol reads.
the result is a token whose monetary policy is its market structure. there is no separate emissions farm to dump, no manual fee switch, no off-chain promise — the rules execute in the pool, every block.