Every product burns GOO.
Swaps, launches and curated vaults today, vault leverage and GOO lending next. Every one of them feeds the same buyback and burn. Drag the sliders to see how much.
Swaps
LiveEverything scales with market cap. Move it: the dollars grow, the burn rate stays put.
Launchpad
LiveEvery launch trades against GOO, so launches also add GOO volume. A slice of every launch trade burns GOO.
Vaults
LiveDepositors keep 75% of their vault's arb profit, and 12.5% buys back and burns GOO. Leverage comes next: calm stock vaults will start at up to 2×, borrowed in USDG from their own isolated market against the vault's shares.
GOO lending
PlannedIts own isolated market: USDG borrowed against GOO. Kickstart is early borrowing that gets lender yield going; it pays the full interest.
Five years of compounding
Burn per year · liquidity belowHow it flows
Where the burn comes from
Burn rates: swaps 0.125% of volume; protocol arb 12.5% of profit; launchpad about 0.2% of launch volume (0.15–0.25% depending on the pad); vaults 12.5% of arb profit; loans 5% of interest at a 10% protocol cut (stock vault loans and GOO loans are two isolated markets). Compounding: the protocol's ~73% share of the 0.75% LP fee and 75% of protocol arb profit go back into protocol liquidity. Projection: volume and arb grow with liquidity, GOO price flat, no impermanent loss. Stock vaults will start at up to 2× leverage (a setting, capped at 2.86×); the stock-loan rate is 3.5% at no usage and 8% at 70% usage (the kink, at the borrow cap), and steeper above. Safe to borrow (against GOO) = USDG the pools pay out before GOO falls 15%: about 3.9% of wide-range liquidity, plus kickstart bids in full. Market cap, liquidity, volume and arb defaults are close to mid-October 2026 (about $1.6M, $560k, $60k a day and $9k a month); the other defaults are examples.