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Standard Pour
Pick a pool, deposit USDG in one click, and earn a share of the fee every trade pays. Withdraw any time.

...a year, estimated
Reading the pool

...a year, estimated
Reading the pool

...a year, estimated
Reading the pool
USDGEnter an amount to see what happens to it.
Simple: earns on every trade, whatever the price. Recommended.
Your wallet asks twice: allow USDG (first time only), then deposit.

...a day
Reading the last day of trading.
Each deposit shows here with what it is worth and what it has earned, read straight from the chain.
Every trade in a pool pays a fee: 0.30% while the US market is open, more at night and on weekends. That fee is split between everyone who deposited, in proportion to their share of the pool, and builds up inside your position.
A pool holds both sides, USDG and the stock token, so traders can swap either way. Standard Pour buys the right amount of the token for you in the same transaction. That one swap pays the pool fee once.
Yes. When the stock price moves, the pool shifts your deposit toward whichever side fell (this is called impermanent loss), and the fees may or may not make up for it. SPCX, BABA and SKHY are Robinhood stock tokens: they track the share price but are not shares and are not offered to US persons.
No. It is what the last 24 hours of trading would have paid a $1,000 deposit at today's pool size. Launch-week volume may not last, and every new deposit makes each share a little smaller.
Any time, from My positions. You get back USDG and the stock token, plus the earnings you have not collected yet. There is no lock-up.
An independent project, not affiliated with The Standard Reserve, Robinhood or Uniswap. Your position is a Uniswap v4 NFT held by your own wallet. The deposit contract only passes your USDG through within your own transaction and keeps nothing; it is open source but not audited.
When the real market is shut, the stock token can drift from the share price, so the pool charges traders more at night and on weekends. A bigger fee per trade means more for depositors.