$LIQ / GLD · Robinhood Chain
Gold and stocks do not move together. Liquidus sits between them. When they drift, people trade through $LIQ. A 3% fee on that traffic becomes gold for holders, once a week.

The idea
$LIQ is a token on Robinhood Chain. You buy it with tokenized gold (GLD), gold that already lives on-chain, not a dollar stablecoin. You sell it back into gold. That single pool, $LIQ/GLD, is where every story starts.
Next to it sit extra pools where the same $LIQ trades against stock tokens (NVDA, GME, SPCX). Gold and those stocks rarely move in lockstep. The gap is tradable. Liquidus is the bridge. We are here to take a cut of that bridge traffic, not to sit on a pile of GameStop for you.
If you hold $LIQ through the weekly snapshot, gold from those fees is airdropped to your wallet. No staking. No claim button at launch.
How a dollar moves
Every swap on $LIQ/GLD pays 3%. Nothing else in the design runs until that trade happens.
On $100 of volume: $0.46 keeps the project running (site, listings, operations). $0.70 goes to Pons, the launchpad that issued the token. $1.84 goes to a treasury, a shared Safe, not a personal wallet.
That $1.84 is not paid out yet. It opens thinner Uniswap pools of $LIQ against stock tokens. We call them satellites because they orbit the gold pool: same token, different pair, always smaller so routers cannot skip the 3% gold vat.
Those pools also take 3%. Half of the fee arrives as $LIQ and is burned. The other half is converted to gold and added to the chest.
A snapshot of who holds $LIQ, then an airdrop. Sell before the snapshot and you keep what you already got. You just miss the next drop.
The map
Follow the gold plumbing. Main vat first, fee split, treasury down into the stock vats, then burn and the weekly chest.

Hold $LIQ through the weekly snapshot. Gold is airdropped to that wallet. No stake, no claim contract on day one.
From trading. The main $LIQ/GLD pool takes 3%. Most of that (1.84%) seeds extra pools of $LIQ against stocks. Those satellite pools take 3% too: half of that fee is burned as $LIQ, the other half is turned into gold and dropped to holders.
An extra Uniswap pool next to the gold one, where $LIQ trades against a stock token (NVDA, GME, SPCX) instead of gold. They exist so the gap between gold and equities has to walk through $LIQ. They are kept thinner than the gold pool on purpose.
No. We do not warehouse GME for you. The token has a job on every trade: take 3%, seed or burn, and pay gold once a week.