A market that puts its fees to work

Every round builds
a deeper market.

OXOX uses collected creator fees to fund machines that buy OXOX and deposit OXOX / USDC liquidity after the token graduates.

A machine is a dedicated, protocol-controlled Solana wallet. Its balance, purchases, liquidity deposits, and LP holdings are publicly inspectable. Machines are not independent users or artificial volume.

The round

Collect

Confirmed USDC creator fees enter the treasury. Funds become available only after collection is confirmed on-chain.

Allocate

When the batch threshold is met and the pool is ready, a budget is reserved for a machine with its own public wallet.

Deepen

The machine acquires the OXOX needed for its deposit, then adds OXOX and USDC to the pool. Transaction receipts document each step.

Before graduation, fees can accumulate. Liquidity deployment waits for a supported, graduated pool and the required execution checks.

One wallet per machine.

Each machine has a permanent sequence number and an avatar derived from its public wallet. The machine directory shows its budget, deployment status, and receipts.

FundingThe batch is reserved and its wallet is being funded.
BuyingThe machine is acquiring OXOX for a paired deposit.
DepositingOXOX and USDC are being added to the pool.
ActiveThe liquidity deposit has completed.
BlockedA required check or transaction needs reconciliation before the machine continues.
Inspect the machines

The LP tokens stay with the machine.

The liquidity provider tokens representing a machine’s deposit are retained in that machine’s wallet. These wallets are controlled by the protocol operator.

This is protocol-controlled custody, not an irrevocable liquidity lock. There is no automatic LP withdrawal cycle in this release.

Anyone can inspect the wallet, pool, and deposit receipts using the links on a machine’s page. Adding liquidity does not guarantee price appreciation, a fixed market depth, or a return to token holders.

Four balances. No guesswork.

CollectedCreator fees confirmed as received by the treasury.
AvailableCollected funds not committed to a machine batch.
ReservedFunds committed to batches that have not completed.
DeployedUSDC accounted for by completed machine deployments.

SOL for network fees is accounted for separately from the USDC batch budget. A batch is not started solely because a dashboard estimate has increased.

Open the treasury

A shared view of the chain.

Market information, holders, machine status, and activity are refreshed by the backend and streamed to connected viewers. Wallet balances and market quotes can move between updates.

A dash means a value is not yet available. Zero means the current accounting reports zero. The dashboard does not manufacture transactions or machine activity to fill empty states.

Transaction links are the primary evidence for a completed action. Price and market capitalization are estimates based on the latest available market data.

Built around observable execution.

Automation depends on a configured token, a funded signing wallet, the correct pool and quote asset, sufficient creator fees, and transaction confirmation. A missing prerequisite pauses the relevant operation.

Machines are not a promise of yield, a separate investment product, or a redemption claim on the treasury. LP positions remain exposed to price changes and pool mechanics.