Built on Robinhood Chain

Your liquidity, still working while it moves.

Solvex turns a locked LP position into SolvexShares — a plain ERC-20 you can trade, lend, or post as collateral — and routes crypto and tokenized stock orders through private solvers instead of the public mempool.

v4 hook vaults·LP as ERC-20·Intent routing

CA Not launched

sx-ETH vault

SolvexShares · ETH

Liquid · earning fees

1.0842 ▲ share price, since deposit

Accounting

ERC-4626

Lockup

None

Fee tier

Dynamic

Prices

Live, on load

The problem

Liquidity that only moves one way

An LP position earns fees, but everything else you'd want to do with that capital means unwinding it first.

A locked position

Sits in one pool, one range

Selling or moving it means closing it first
No wallet or market outside the pool knows what it's worth
Fees accrue inside the position, not as a usable asset
Rebalancing costs gas and resets your range

A SolvexShare

A token that keeps earning

Deposit once, hold a fungible ERC-20 any wallet understands
Send it, sell it, or post it as collateral without touching the pool
Harvested fees raise the share price automatically
Redeem for the underlying at the on-chain price, any block

Core features

Three rails for private, composable markets

SolvexShares, direct liquidity provision, and private execution for crypto and tokenized real-world assets — routed through the same vaults.

01 / Primary rail

SolvexShares

Deposit into a vault and receive an ERC-20 that represents your slice of the pool. Fee income harvested into the vault raises its redemption value continuously — there's no separate claim step.

ERC-4626 accounting, verifiable on-chain
Share price read from the contract, never a feed
Transferable, so accrued yield follows the holder
Composable with lending markets that accept ERC-20 collateral

Direct liquidity

Provide into a supported pool directly and earn the trading fee, split across tiers set by pair volatility.

Fee tiers set in config, not by governance vote
Protocol cut capped in the contract
Withdraw the underlying at any block

Private execution

Orders are expressed as intents and filled by competing solvers, so a trade isn't sitting in the public mempool for a bot to read.

Intent-based routing, not a raw swap call
Liquidity aggregated across venues
Gas abstraction — fees payable in the traded asset

Platform overview

From vault deposit to hook-powered SolvexShares

Four contracts, one path. Every step is a call you can read on the explorer.

Deposit

You send the pool asset to the vault. It's accounted explicitly, so a stray transfer can't move the share price.

Mint

The vault mints SolvexShares at the current price. The first deposit is 1:1; later ones pay whatever shares are already worth.

Harvest

The hook pushes collected swap fees into the vault. The protocol's cut goes to the treasury; the rest raises every share.

Redeem

Burn shares, get the underlying back at the current price. No lockup, no queue, no epoch.

How it works

Provide liquidity. Keep it liquid.

Three steps, and the share token is yours from the first block.

STEP 01

Connect and deposit

Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain, approve the asset once, and deposit into a listed vault.

STEP 02

Hold SolvexShares

You get an ERC-20 back. It shows up in your wallet, transfers like any token, and gains value as fees are harvested.

STEP 03

Redeem when you want

Burn the shares for the underlying at the current on-chain price. Principal and accrued yield come back together.

Private trading

Crypto and tokenized stocks, one liquidity layer

Crypto prices below are live, pulled straight from the market every few seconds. Equities and metals tick from today's close in a live-style feed — wiring those to a real quote provider is a backend job, not something this page can do alone.

ETH

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NVDA

$230.36 ▲ 0.8%

AAPL

$319.70 ▲ 1.6%

TSLA

$354.08 ▼ 5.9%

Live-style tick from today's close. Real-time exchange data needs a licensed market-data feed behind the app.

XAU (Gold)

$4,447.50 ▼ 0.1%

XAG (Silver)

$66.97 ▼ 0.03%

Live-style tick from today's spot close. Same note as equities — real-time needs a paid feed.

Yield calculator

Estimate a vault's redemption growth

Illustrative only — the number a vault actually pays depends on real fee volume, not this slider.

Deposit amount 10,000 USDG

Assumed fee APR 18%

Vault

$1,476

Estimated net yield after 12 months, before gas

Gross fee income$1,800

Protocol fee$180

Net to you$1,620

Security

What the contract actually guarantees

Four properties, each covered by a test in the repo rather than a badge on a page.

No inflation attack

A virtual share and unaccounted donations mean a first depositor can't round the next one down to zero shares.

Donations don't reprice

Assets are tracked in storage, not read from the live balance. Sending tokens to the vault directly changes nothing for holders.

Fee is capped in code

The protocol cut can't be set above the hard cap by the owner or anyone else — it's a constant in the contract.

Owner can't take principal

The sweep function can only move assets above what shareholders are owed. The backing itself is untouchable.

Each property above has a test behind it in the repo. The contracts have not been through a third-party audit.

FAQ

The short answers

An ERC-20 that represents a claim on a vault holding a pool asset. One share is worth totalAssets / totalSupply of the underlying, and that number only rises as fee income is harvested in. It behaves like an ordinary token, so a wallet, a DEX, or a lending market can all handle it without special support.

It doesn't arrive as a separate reward you claim. Harvested fees are added to the vault's assets while the share supply stays the same, so each share redeems for more than before. If you sell the share, the accrued yield goes with it, priced in.

Yes. You still hold the pool's underlying exposure, including impermanent loss on the position and price risk of the asset itself. SolvexShares change the liquidity of the position, not its risk.

Instead of broadcasting a swap anyone can see and sandwich, you sign an intent describing the outcome you want. A solver competes to fill it and submits the transaction, so the order isn't readable in the public mempool before it settles. Vaults ship first; routing follows.

No. Redeem any block. There's no epoch, no queue, and no withdrawal delay in the contract.

Nothing yet — Solvex hasn't launched on mainnet. The vault architecture, fee tiers, and contracts described here are the design the app will read from at launch: factory vaults taking a capped share of harvested fee income, plus a routed USDG vault taking a share of the gain. Every figure the app shows will come straight from those contracts, not from a backend. Contracts have not been audited.

Not launched yet — this is the design the app will read from

Docs

Solvex has no separate backend. Every number the app shows is read from these contracts at load — this page just explains what they do. If anything here ever disagrees with the deployed contract, the contract is right and this page is out of date.

Overview

A SolvexShare is an ERC-20 issued by an ERC-4626 vault. Depositing a pool asset mints shares at the vault's current price; redeeming burns them for the underlying at that same price. There is no separate reward token and no claim step — harvested fee income raises the share price directly.

Three things are always true of a Solvex vault, and each is enforced in the contract rather than described here on trust:

The share price only moves when assets or supply actually change — never from a donation or a stray transfer.
The protocol's cut of fee income is a constant in the contract, not a value governance can raise later.
Redemption has no lockup, queue, or epoch. Any block, at the price the contract reports right now.

Vault mechanics

Four calls make up the whole lifecycle. This is the same sequence shown on the , written here as an interface rather than a diagram:

// simplified — see the deployed ABI for exact signatures
interface ISolvexVault {
  function deposit(uint256 assets, address receiver) returns (uint256 shares);
  function redeem(uint256 shares, address receiver, address owner) returns (uint256 assets);
  function totalAssets() view returns (uint256);
  function convertToAssets(uint256 shares) view returns (uint256);
}

Share price is always totalAssets() / totalSupply(). harvest() is called by the hook after swaps settle — it pulls collected fees into totalAssets, so price moves without anyone minting or burning a share.

Fees

Two vault types, two fee models. Neither can touch principal — the sweep function is restricted to the surplus above what shareholders are owed.

Vault type	Fee	Hard cap	Charged on
Factory vault	10% of harvested fee income	20%, constant in contract	Fee income only
Routed USDG vault	2% of the gain	2%, constant in contract	Realized gain only

The fee tier on direct liquidity provision is set per pool in config at deployment, split across three bands by pair volatility — it does not change per-transaction.

Contracts

Solvex is not deployed yet. When it is, this section lists the factory address, each vault's address, and the block explorer links — the same information the CA row on the homepage points to.

CA Not launched

All vaults follow ERC-4626. Anything that already speaks that standard — a wallet, a block explorer, a lending market — can read a Solvex vault without custom integration work.

Security

The full breakdown of guarantees — inflation-attack resistance, donation resistance, the fee cap, and the sweep restriction — lives on the homepage so it isn't duplicated in two places that can drift apart.

The contracts have not been through a third-party audit. Treat everything here as a design spec until that changes.

Not launched yet — design preview

Borrow against your SolvexShares

A SolvexShare doesn't stop earning just because you've posted it as collateral. Borrow stablecoins against it, keep holding the underlying position, and the fee income keeps raising your share price while the loan is open.

Collateral value 10,000 USDG

Collateral asset

Borrow amount $4,000

$4,000

Borrowed against your collateral

Max LTV for this asset72%

Current utilization55%

Liquidation threshold80%

Illustrative only — not launched, no real position is created here.

How it works

Post SolvexShares as collateral. They keep accruing fee income the whole time they're posted — borrowing doesn't pause the yield.
Borrow up to the asset's max LTV. Lower-volatility collateral (like the routed USDG vault) supports a higher LTV than a volatile equity vault.
Your health factor tracks how close you are to liquidation. It improves on its own as harvested fees raise your collateral's share price — a loan against Solvex collateral gets safer over time if you don't add to it.
Repay whenever, partially or in full, and reclaim your shares — still earning, exactly where you left them.

Risk parameters

Every figure below is a contract constant, not a promise — check the deployed parameters once Solvex is live rather than this table.

Collateral	Max LTV	Liquidation threshold	Liquidation penalty
sx-ETH	72%	80%	7.5%
sx-NVDA	65%	74%	8%
sx-USDG (routed)	82%	88%	5%

What can go wrong

Borrowing adds a second layer of risk on top of holding the underlying asset. If your collateral's value drops faster than its yield can offset — a sharp move down in the underlying token — your health factor falls, and crossing the liquidation threshold means part of your collateral is sold to cover the loan, at the penalty listed above. This is a leveraged position; size it like one.

Not launched yet — design preview

Set it, forget it, keep earning

AutoInvest pulls a fixed amount from your wallet on a schedule and deposits it straight into a vault of your choice. No manual deposits, no missed weeks — just steady exposure to a SolvexShare that's compounding fee income the whole time.

Amount per deposit 250 USDG

Frequency

Vault

$13,036

Deposited over 12 months at this schedule

Deposits per year52

Next depositIn 7 days

Destination vaultsx-ETH

Illustrative only — not launched, no schedule is actually created here.

How it works

Approve Solvex once for the recurring amount — the same one-time approval a manual deposit already needs.
Pick an amount, a frequency, and a destination vault. Change or cancel the schedule at any time; nothing is locked in.
Each cycle, the scheduled amount is deposited and mints SolvexShares at whatever the vault's price is that day — the same mint logic as a manual deposit, just automatic.
Because it buys in on a fixed schedule regardless of price, AutoInvest averages your entry cost across whatever the vault's share price does, rather than betting on one moment.

What AutoInvest doesn't do

It doesn't guarantee a return, skip gas costs, or protect against the vault's underlying price risk — it only automates the deposit step. Everything the FAQ says about a manual deposit (impermanent loss, no lockup, share price only going up from harvested fees, never from your own contributions) applies exactly the same way here.

Your liquidity, still working while it moves.

Liquidity that only moves one way

Sits in one pool, one range

A token that keeps earning

Three rails for private, composable markets

SolvexShares

Direct liquidity

Private execution

From vault deposit to hook-powered SolvexShares

Deposit

Mint

Harvest

Redeem

Provide liquidity. Keep it liquid.

Connect and deposit

Hold SolvexShares

Redeem when you want

Crypto and tokenized stocks, one liquidity layer

Estimate a vault's redemption growth

What the contract actually guarantees

No inflation attack

Donations don't reprice

Fee is capped in code

Owner can't take principal

The short answers

Docs

Overview

Vault mechanics

Fees

Contracts

Security

Borrow against your SolvexShares

How it works

Risk parameters

What can go wrong

Set it, forget it, keep earning

How it works

What AutoInvest doesn't do

Connect to Solvex