DETF means Decentralized ETF

Uniswap V4 markets for DETFs

A DETF needs a real market behind the token. These use Uniswap V4 pools people can trade. This launch has three setups: one two-token pool, three pools that share one pot, and a weighted set of pools. Diagrams below.

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Why Uniswap V4

A DETF needs a real market behind the token. Uniswap V4 pools are that market. People can trade them. Adding money gives you an LP token. That token proves you added. A listing with no pool is not enough.

Cash in a pool can sit in a vault. We ship three setups for this launch. Not every market design.

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How a DETF sits on Uniswap V4

You hold the DETF token. You own a piece of the assets behind it. Those assets sit in Uniswap V4 pools. Cash can sit in a vault. When you bond, you add to that market and get LP tokens. Those LP tokens are what you lock. They are not a second price.

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One pool

Two tokens in one Uniswap V4 pool: the DETF token and a cash token. The cash can sit in a vault. If you add money, you get one LP token. Traders see a normal two-token pool.

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Three pools, one pot

Three tokens sit in one shared pot. Traders use three Uniswap V4 pools. A trade in any pool updates the same pot. One LP token covers all three pools. Your money is not split across three separate books.

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A pool for every pair

Two to eight tokens. You set the weights when you create the DETF. Every pair has a Uniswap V4 pool into the same pot. Other tokens can sit in vaults. This type uses at least one vault.

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How this meets DETFs

Each DETF uses its matching Uniswap V4 setup. One pool. Or three pools that share one pot. Or a pool for every pair. In every case you bond with that setup's LP token.

The main offer is still: create your own DETF. These pools are the market under it.

• One pool: DETF token on one side, cash on the other. Cash can sit in a vault. Bond with that LP token.
• Three pools, one pot: DETF token plus two other tokens. Bond with that LP token.
• A pool for every pair: bond with that LP token.