Trading on makx.io
All Makx-launched tokens trade on Uniswap V4 immediately at launch. There is no bonding curve phase, no pre-launch presale, and no migration. The pool is live from the first block.Pool structure
Each launch creates a Uniswap V4 ETH/token pool with:- Full-range liquidity — The LP position spans the entire tick range (tick-min to tick-max). There are no liquidity cliffs or dead zones. Tokens are always tradeable at any price.
- 0.3% LP fee — Fixed per pool. Goes entirely to liquidity providers.
- Hook fee — Set by the token creator (up to
maxHookFeeBps). Applied on every ETH swap on top of the LP fee.
Fee layers
When you buy or sell a Makx token, two fees apply:| Fee | Direction | Who receives it |
|---|---|---|
| LP fee (0.3%) | Both directions | Liquidity providers |
| Hook fee (creator-set) | ETH side only | Token creator (minus protocol cut) |
ethIn - hookFee.
Token → ETH: Hook fee is deducted from the ETH output. You receive ethOut - hookFee.
The hook fee rate is visible on-chain via launches[launchId].hookFeeBps.
Liquidity depth
The depth of the pool is determined bybondAmount — the ETH rented from the vault at launch. A creator who chose a larger market cap target rented more ETH, resulting in a deeper pool.
Because the LP is full-range and all 1 billion tokens enter the pool at launch, every token is immediately tradeable with real liquidity depth.
External liquidity
Anyone can add their own LP position to a Makx token pool. External liquidity only helps — it deepens the pool, reduces price impact, and absorbs sell pressure. It has no effect on the vault’s bond recovery mechanism because Uniswap V4 positions are independent NFTs.What happens to the pool when rent expires
If a creator stops paying rent and the launch is liquidated:- The LP NFT is withdrawn — the vault reclaims its ETH.
- All pool tokens go to the liquidator.