UNISWAP V4 · PROTOCOL LIQUIDITY
Understandwhat keepsthe walls standing.
Sales that fund ETH walls. A ladder that keeps the market operating. This guide explains CUBIT’s rules, uses and limitations.
A new wall policy is being implemented.It uses the market at time T and keeps each older wall at its ticks. It has not yet been validated or redeployed. The taxes below are those chosen for the new revision. The connected Sepolia dapp still uses the old rates and 0.30% LP fees.
- Initial supply
- 21 M CUBIT · no subsequent minting
- Buy tax
- 3% Team share
- Sell tax
- 15% 12% walls / 3% team
- Target LP fees
- 0.01% New version · fee 100
Choose your starting point.
01 — THE PATHSThe price target, available funds and older fixed walls.
Explore the mechanism → 02 / USERead beforeyou sign.Net quotes, approvals, data and maintenance.
Open the user guide → 03 / BUILDFrom contractto interface.The hook, V2 registry, routers and services.
Browse the codebase →One market, two separate reserves.
02 — HOW IT WORKSThe wall allocation waits for placement in a dedicated reserve.
A wall’s price and its absorption capacity are two different pieces of information.
At rebalance, 15% of its ETH feeds the wall reserve.
The essential point
The rule chosen for new funds is target(T) = 0.4 × market(T) + 0.6 × base. With a base of 7k, the target is 16.2k at 30k, 44.2k at 100k, then 28.2k if the market returns to 60k. It does not depend on an all-time high.
ETH already placed remains attached to its wall’s ticks. This rule creates neither additional funds nor unlimited buyback capacity. See the examples and target simulator.
Documentation with explicit statuses
The guide describes the chosen specification, work in progress and historical results separately. V2 is presented through its future features and release windows, starting at D+3 for the Vault.
To verify a deployment, start with version status, then permissions and limitations. Older test reports do not certify the new wall policy.