Robinhood Chain
Bring one token.
The fletcher takes whatever you carry. One token is enough — it is swapped to the pool's own ratio, set as concentrated liquidity, and every unused wei returns to your pocket in the same transaction.
No pairs to balance. No ticks to learn.
You hold one simple token back.
Your vault token is the position. Hold it and it earns. Send it and the position moves with it. Hand it back and you withdraw — both tokens, guaranteed, in every market condition.
The archer never sleeps.
Concentrated liquidity only earns while the price stays inside the band it covers. The archer watches the pool through every hour of the night, and when the market drifts, the aim is corrected — fees harvested, winnings fletched back into the position.
…and never leaves the rails.
Our archer's oath is not a promise. It is bytecode:
- The agent can move liquidity to a new range within contract-set bounds.
- The agent can harvest and compound fees.
- The agent cannot withdraw funds to any address.
- The agent cannot rebalance more often than the vault's on-chain cooldown.
- Replacing a vault's strategy waits behind a 48-hour on-chain timelock.
This is the production vault, right now.
Not a backtest, not a demo. The live share-value curve of the vault, drawn from the agent's own records.
Sound the horn at your price.
Tell the forest where your hunt ends: a floor to protect what you have, a mark to take your winnings — in plain dollars, on your whole position or any part of it.
You sign it once. The order lives on-chain, the agent watches it, and when your line is crossed it can do exactly one thing: pay your wallet, in the token you chose. Cancel it whenever you like.
One fee. A tenth of the harvest.
The protocol takes 10% of the yield it earns you — at the moment it is earned, never before. No yield, no fee. The cap is carved into the contract at 15%, forever.
A young forest, honestly mapped.
Quiver is in beta: one vault, real deposits, every contract verified on-chain and reviewed by independent AI audits — not yet by an external firm. The owner is a team account during beta. Everything we just told you is checkable, and the addresses are here.