Stakes

A stake is attached to exactly one token pool. Everyone who deposits owns a proportional slice of it, and the pool's swap fees are split by that slice for as long as you stay in.

Depositing

Bring one coin or both sides at the current pool ratio. Ordo pairs and mints the position for you and stakes it in the same flow, so you never handle an LP token. Whatever cannot be paired is refunded in the same transaction.

Where the yield comes from

Traders already pay a fee on every swap through the pool. Your reward is a share of that fee, paid in WETH. Nothing is minted to fund it. When volume slows, rewards slow with it — that is the honest version, and it is the only version a fee-funded protocol can offer.

Getting out

Withdraw unstakes the position and returns the underlying coins in proportion to what the position holds. No time lock, no exit penalty, nothing is sold on your behalf. If you want one asset instead of two, that is a swap you choose to make, not one Ordo makes for you.

Creating one

Anyone can open a stake for a token that already has a WETH pool. Ordo finds the pool itself. One stake per pool through the interface, so depositors are never split across duplicates of the same market.