SoFinance | Stock LP

Hold the stock. Collect the fees. 🟢 We built SoFinance for same-stock LP on two chains: • Solana: xStocks × Backpack pairs on Raydium ($HOOD $SPCX $NVDA $SNDK + more) • Robinhood Chain: Robinhood × Ondo same-stock pairs on Uniswap v4 ($SPCX $NVDA $TSLA $AAPL + more) Pick a pair and a range, then confirm in your wallet. 🧵

Binance just launched bStocks: tokenized U.S. stocks, 1:1, tradable 24/7, withdrawable to your own BNB Chain wallet. Once a stock token can leave the exchange for self-custody, does it just sit there? Hold the stock. Collect the fees. Which stock would you want on-chain first?

I know a lot of ppl would wonder what makes a difference between us and other LP related product. Our vision: Yield should naturally grow on assets you actually want to hold, rather than forcing you to take risks you never asked for. I keep seeing the same pattern: someone sees a high-APR pool, jumps right in, and only realizes later that they’re losing money. Where did it go? Impermanent loss. As the prices of the paired tokens diverge, you lose, and that high APR doesn't factor this in. But let's break this down: Pair two different issuer tokens of the same asset (e.g., TSLA / TSLA). both track the exact same underlying price, IL is near zero, and fees are paid directly in TSLA. If you already intended to hold Tesla, locking them in grows your actual share count over time. No guaranteed free lunch, but just accumulating more shares of what you believe in. Yield should grow on what you already want to hold.

$391K of $TSLA token swaps in 24h ran through a pool holding just $33K. It's a @MeteoraAG DLMM pool: Backpack $TSLA vs xStocks $TSLAx, one stock from two issuers, priced near 1:1. Each swap pays a 1 bp fee, 90% of it to in-range LPs. Stock tokens sitting idle in your wallet? We let you put them to work collecting trading fees here, or in the $SPCX / $SPCXx pool. Deposit the token you hold or USDC, pick a preset range (up to 70 bins), sign from your own wallet. ~0.042 SOL rent comes back when you close. 0.1% fee only on the swapped part. Risks: out of range = no fees, the two tokens can depeg, smart-contract risk. sofinancelab.xyz/app/rwa-pai…

$INTC token on Solana has two Raydium pools. Last 24h: 0.01% fee pool: $67K volume, $6.75 in fees 0.10% fee pool: $39K volume, $39.87 in fees Less volume, ~6x the fees. The fee tier is the price tag on every swap. Twist: per $ deposited, the cheap pool still won ($2.5K vs $39.8K TVL). Which one would you LP?

$657M in stock tokens traded on Solana in one day. 🤯 Every swap that routes through an onchain pool pays the LPs a fee. Honest question for holders: is your $TSLA or $NVDA token collecting those fees, or just napping in a wallet? 👀 Hold the stock. Collect the fees.

More volume means more trading fees. Same-stock pools like $SPCX / $SPCXx give you a chance to grow the shares you already hold: both tokens track one price, and fees are paid in that stock. What we do: • Self-custody: every transaction is signed by your own wallet • Ranges picked from the past 7 days of fee data • On Raydium: open with USDC in ONE step, close back to USDC or SOL, or keep the tokens • Transparency: see estimated fees, opening and closing costs, and Break-even before you open Fees not guaranteed. Out of range = no fees.

This is the strategy where you can sit back and dont give a damn f about IL. Hold your stocks. Collect fees. 24h on HOODx/HOOD: +$5.45 over just holding.

This $SPCX pool traded 7x more than this $INTC pool last week. It collected less in fees. 👇 $SPCX / SPCXx · 0.01% fee tier · $4.01M volume → ~$402 in trading fees · $273K TVL · 7D fee APR 4.41% $INTC / INTCx · 0.10% fee tier · $572K volume → ~$686 in trading fees · $21.7K TVL · 7D fee APR 94.78% Fees ≈ volume × fee tier. Fee APR then spreads those fees over all the liquidity in the pool. Volume alone tells you very little. Which do you check first: volume, fee tier or TVL? Raydium data, 7D to 3 Nov 12:00 UTC. A $21.7K pool swings fast: a few new deposits can cut that APR in half. Past data, not a forecast. Not guaranteed; out-of-range and IL risks apply.

One $SPCX pool on Solana, daily volume (UTC): Fri: ~$978K Sat: ~$118K Sun: ~$82K Stock tokens trade 24/7. The flow still keeps Wall St hours, so LP trading fees land mostly Mon–Fri. A fee APR from one weekend, or one hot Monday, misleads. Which window do you trust: 7D or 30D?

Stock tokens: ~$4.6B. The stock market: ~$150T. About 0.003%. The issuer race is mostly set: three names hold most of the supply. The next race is where those tokens trade 24/7, and who collects the fees. Our bet: the holders. Agree, or is it a market makers' game? 👇