SINKFees in.Pool gets deeper.
SINK's live system takes the creator fees it receives and sinks them into its own liquidity pool. On the left, what a public market source reads from the pool right now. On the right, what the project has reported adding. One is measured by a third party, the other is a statement.
Pool opens at launch.
From the first trade, this card reads the pool straight from DexScreener and refreshes every 30 seconds.
Market source: DexScreener public API
Gross total of published additions. It is not the current pool value or retained liquidity. Withdrawals and every other record stay listed in the ledger below. A transaction link is evidence offered by the team, not a verification by SINK.
Who holds it. What is promised.
Whoever controls the LP position can withdraw liquidity. This site makes no lock claim beyond what is written here.
LP ownership and any withdrawal restrictions will be disclosed here after launch.
SINK's live system adds the creator fees it receives to its liquidity pool and posts an addition log to the public ledger. The stated 100% allocation is a project policy, not an independently verified rate or a guarantee of timing, growth or returns. Reported added is the cumulative value of published additions, not current pool liquidity.
Every reported movement.
Each record is a project statement. Tap a field on the blank record to learn how to read it, then filter the full history below. Withdrawals, updates and plans stay listed beside additions.
Addition, withdrawal, update or plan. Only additions count toward Reported added. Every kind stays visible in the history.
Goals, measured honestly.
From a fee to the pool.
SCHEMATIC. NO REAL AMOUNTS, ROUTES, RATIOS OR TIMING ARE DRAWN.
An addition is not a swap.
Both assets go in together as a balanced addition. The pool gets bigger on both sides, and nothing is bought or sold against it.
A conceptual two-asset example, not live pool data.
Depth changes how far a trade moves.
Trade size: 5 SOL
The same trade moves a shallow pool's price much further. Every fee SINK adds makes the next trade move it a little less.
Depth is not a return, a price floor or a lock. Markets also move for reasons unrelated to the pool. Pools of 100 and 1,000 SOL, illustrative.
All creator fees SINK receives are allocated to its liquidity pool.
A statement of intent by the project.
SINK's live system prepares and submits eligible additions automatically.
Timing and size depend on fees becoming available and pool transactions succeeding.
Addition logs are posted to the ledger, with transaction links where supplied.
Project reports you can check, not an independent audit.