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Everything ORTO does, and everything it does not.
Pools
A pool pairs a token with a quote asset — ETH or USDG. Every trade pays the pool's fee tier, and that fee is split between everyone providing liquidity in the band the trade crossed.
The board ranks pools by 24h volume (Trending) and by depth and age (Established). Filter by quote asset, sort any column, and open a pool to act on it.
Stakes
A stake is the simple path: deposit one asset, receive a proportional share of every fee the pool earns, full range. No band to manage, no rebalancing.
Fees accrue continuously and are paid out when you unstake.
Positions
A position is concentrated: you pick the lower and upper price you want to work. Inside the band your capital earns a larger share of fees; outside it earns nothing until price returns.
Each position shows a live in-range indicator so you know whether it is working.
Market data
Prices, 24h change, 24h volume, trade counts, reserves, pool age, fee tier and token logos come from the Robinhood Chain market indexer, per pool, refreshed every few seconds. ORTO View draws the same pools' on-chain candles.
Fees over 24h are derived from real volume times the pool's real fee tier, and APR from those fees against real reserves — derived numbers, clearly derived. If the indexer is unreachable the board falls back to a bundled snapshot of the same pools and says so in the feed line.
$ORTO
$ORTO is not live. There is no contract address, no price and no market — the token page states the status, nothing more.
ORTO does not deploy tokens on your behalf. When a contract exists it will be published in the docs and on the token page before anything is displayed as tradable.
Revenue model
Swaps on ORTO carry a 0.00% protocol fee, and that is not a promotion — there is no fee switch in the router path, no spread added to quotes and no referral parameter. You pay network gas and the pool's own LP fee, which goes to liquidity providers, and nothing to ORTO. Anyone can verify this on Robinscan: the swap transaction goes from your wallet straight to SwapRouter02.
ORTO is sustained by $ORTO. The team holds an allocation of the token, so the interface grows in value only if it is genuinely used — the incentive is aligned with traders, not extracted from them. Any future product that manages capital (for example an on-chain vault that compounds LP fees) may charge a performance fee on the yield it generates, never on deposits and never on swaps. Such a fee will be disclosed on the product itself before it launches.
Wallets and signatures
Wallets are discovered automatically through EIP-6963, so anything installed in your browser shows up in the connect dialog. WalletConnect appears when a project id is configured.
Staking and opening or closing a position each require a signature. The backend re-derives the signer from that signature before it touches state, and rejects a signature that is stale or reused. Nothing is custodial and no private key ever leaves your wallet.
What is not on chain
The pools you see are real Robinhood Chain pools, but ORTO does not own or operate them. Stakes and positions you open here are off-chain preview state held in the server's memory: they are signed by your wallet, but no transaction is broadcast, and they reset when the instance goes cold.
Wallets connect to Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663, RPC https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com); the connect dialog can add or switch to it for you. Ethereum mainnet stays available so a wallet parked there still connects.
Start with a pool
Fees are earned on assets already trading on Robinhood Chain.