Liquidity, bin by bin
- Active bin
- #8388608
- Price
- $185.00
- Holds
- SOL + USDC
- Bins crossed
- 0
- Pricing
- (1 + step)^id per bin
- Inside a bin
- Zero slippage
- Fees
- Base + volatility accumulator
- Extras
- Single-bin limit orders
Astrolier is a full liquidity stack on Solana. Bins when you want precision, one clean range when you want simplicity, hooked pools when you want control, and a single router that picks the best of them on every trade.
Announced at launch
SOL, stablecoins and tokenized stocks all trade on one fast chain. Astrolier is the liquidity layer under them: every pool is a program account on Solana mainnet, every position is an on-chain NFT, and every swap settles in a single atomic transaction.
No single curve fits every market. Liquid pairs want liquidity placed bin by bin. New and thin markets want one simple range with fees that protect LPs at launch. Pairs that need custom rules get a hooked pool. All three run side by side.
The pair trades tight around a known price: SOL, stables, the big xStocks. Put liquidity exactly where volume happens and post limit orders on single bins.
The market is new or thin. One range keeps LPing simple, and the launch fee starts high and decays, so snipers pay LPs instead of farming them.
A pair needs its own rules: a dynamic fee that tracks volatility, or an oracle guard that rejects swaps far off the reference price. Every venue sits in the same explorer and the same router.
Every LP position is an NFT you can lock, vest, sell or borrow against. Every swap is quoted across every venue and fills on the best path in one transaction. Same app, same wallet.
Small trades fill on the tightest DLMM bins. As size grows, deeper DAMM and CLMM ranges take over, or the router splits across two hops. Quotes come from on-chain simulation, then the winner executes atomically.
Connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, swap through the router, or pick a pool and add liquidity. This is the same swap card the app uses.
Every program the app calls, on Solana mainnet. Pools, bins and positions are PDAs derived from these IDs, so you can check any account yourself. Upgrade authority moves to a multisig at launch.