Live on Robinhood Chain 4663
Your sell order, earning while it waits.
A limit order sits dead on an exchange until it fills. Echelon places the same intention as liquidity in bands above the market — the pool sells for you as price climbs through them, and the position takes a share of trading fees the entire time it sits there.
No swap/One transaction/Up to 32 bands/NFTs to your wallet
Grey is unfilled. As the market line rises into a band, that band starts selling — across its whole width, not at one price.
01You place
Pick a range above the market
Choose how far above the current price to start and stop, and how many bands to split that range into. The token is placed as liquidity in one transaction — there is no swap, and nothing is sold at the moment you place it.
02The pool sells
Price climbs, the band fills
As the market moves up into a band, the pool sells your token across that band’s whole width rather than at a single price. Bands that have not been reached keep waiting, and every band earns a share of trading fees while it does.
03You collect
Collecting is what makes it final
Until you collect, a fill can reverse — if price falls back through a band you hold the original token again. Collecting takes the proceeds and the fees out of the position and into your wallet. One signature, however many bands.
What this is not
Three things we will not pretend.
Echelon is unaudited and new, and the mechanism has real edges. They are here rather than in a footnote, because a product that hides them is one you find out about later.
01
It may never fill
A ladder only sells if the market price actually moves into it. Nothing here can promise that it will, and a pool with no trading volume will not fill one at all — roughly six in ten pools on this chain traded nothing in the last day.
02
A fill is not final until collected
This is not an exchange limit order. If price rises through a band and falls back before you collect, you are holding the original token again. That is normal for this kind of liquidity everywhere — it is not something Echelon does differently.
03
No numbers are quoted
You will not find a yield figure, a projected return or an example APR anywhere on this site. Fees depend on volume and volatility in a pool nobody controls, and any number printed here would be a guess wearing a decimal point.
The venue
Any pool the indexer follows.
Both Uniswap V3 and Ramses V3 pools on Robinhood Chain. The list is not curated and appearing on it is not an endorsement — anyone can register a pool, so read the venue, the fee and the address before you place anything.
All pools →Reading the indexer…
Place one small ladder first.
Every ladder is simulated against the chain before your wallet is asked to sign, and the simulation shows exactly what will move. Nothing is spent if it fails. Start with an amount you would not mind learning on — the contracts are unaudited, and the mechanism behaves differently from the exchange order it resembles.
Open the builder →