99% of tokens rug. Think about that. Almost every token dies, yet platforms made billions. The game is weird. We all know that. Don't hate the player, hate the game. I've been thinking about this wrong. Everyone tries to prevent rugs with better launches, vesting, audits, dIsTriBUtIoN (kek). All cope. The answer is making rugs impossible. Mathematically impossible. Think LP fees + JitoSOL yields + MEV. If that backs your floor, the floor only goes up. Not a treasury. Not a multisig. Just math. So, how about this: you never sell (Murad mode). You borrow against your position. Zero interest. No liquidations. Price crashes? Doesn't matter. Your loan is still good. Ok but how? When you borrow against your position, you're not borrowing against volatile token price—you're borrowing against the guaranteed floor. Since floors only go up (LP fees + JitoSOL yield + fees), your collateral value never drops below your loan. No liquidations possible. Traditional lending needs interest because they take price risk. I don't. One-time origination fee covers protocol costs. After that, borrow forever. Your position keeps earning yield while borrowed against. It's not a loan really—it's unlocking liquidity from future floor appreciation. Latest design uses volatility-based dynamic fees—market action becomes permanent liquidity. Protocol-owned floors enable safe liquidity sharing between pools, creating network effects as the capital base grows. Why Solana? Because I need ms blocks to rebalance pools in real-time. I need low fees so the protocol can eat bad trades. I need parallel execution for the lending logic. Ethereum and L2s still too slow. Also Solana is where all the action is. This is a Solana Cycle (real). Most DEXs optimize for volume. Questionable metric. Volume could also mean churn. Churn means someone's exit liquidity. This will optimize for positions that never need to exit. Trust me I've round-tripped 8 figures because I couldn't sell, I need this more than anyone. Everything still in design phase, honing the mechanics. Development starts soon. The UI accepts any token and converts to JitoSOL automatically. One click. Most won't even know what's happening under the hood. They'll just see their floor going up. Yes, obviously not reinventing the wheel here and well aware of Baseline. Most design is borrowed from them, but on Solana. DMs open. Feedback, opinions and shitposts are welcome. ILY.

Was channeling some McAfee energy there ("bubbles are mathematically impossible in this new paradigm" lol). IL: The floor liquidity is single-sided (only buys, never sells at floor), so no IL at that level. It's more reserve vault than traditional AMM at the floor range you're right. JitoSOL risk: Fair point on validator risk. Though with 93% of Solana validators running Jito, it's about as close to protocol-level as we get without being native staking. Fixed supply: Absolutely must be enforced on-chain with no governance. That's table stakes. External shocks: True, yields can compress in bear markets. Nothing risk free obviously but we're dramatically shifting the risk profile in holders' favor. Regarding token qualification: Still designing the criteria. Might be permissionless not sure. Open to thoughts on what you'd want to see!