Loop  //  Solana  //  Est. 2026

Close the loop
on liquidity.

Volatility in, yield out. $LOOP uses a portion of creator fees to fund arbitrage pools with promising projects - stimulating volume and sending the $SOL back to holders. Then it does it again.

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—Price $LOOP
—24h change
—24h volume
—Liquidity

Live data

The loop, on the wire

Liquidity, holder rewards and pools, pulled live. Holder rewards = 50% of the 6% tax (3% of traded volume), distributed in $SOL.

—Total liquidity
—Total holder rewards
—Rewards, last 24h
—Liquidity pools

Ecosystem growth over time

Cumulative holder rewards Rewards per day
…now

Liquidity pools

Live pool depth across all pairs.

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Daily distributions

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Estimated $SOL paid to holders each day (3% of volume).

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The mechanism

One trade, four turns of the loop

01

Buy

Every $LOOP swap feeds the engine. A slice of each trade's fees is collected and routed into the loop.

02

Deploy

Those fees fund arbitrage pools alongside promising projects - tight ranges that attract real trading volume.

03

Harvest

Traders arb the spread across those pools. The loop captures the flow block by block, compounding it on the way.

04

Sweep

Profits convert to $SOL and are paid out to holders. Rebalance the pools, pay holders, repeat.

Why it works

Built to spin

Fees put to work

A portion of fees funds arbitrage pools with promising projects. Capital that actually touches trades, not a wallet sitting idle.

Spread, not speculation

Yield comes from real swap fees captured from organic volatility - not emissions printed out of thin air.

Holder sweep

Paid out in $SOL to wallets that hold through the turn. Longer in the loop, bigger slice of the harvest.

Solana-native

Sub-second settlement means the pools rebalance constantly, not once a week.

Fair launch posture

No presale allocation games. Contract, liquidity and dashboard ship together or not at all.

Open receipts

Pool positions, fee capture and sweeps are all verifiable on-chain. Numbers you can check, not a slide you trust.

Distribution

Tokenomics of $LOOP

1,000,000,000 $LOOP. Fixed supply. A 6% tax on every trade: 3% of traded volume to holders in $SOL, 3% to the dev share.

Dev share (3% of volume)
50%
Holder share (3% of volume)
50%

Fine print, out front

  • 6% buy / sell tax
  • Split 50/50: 3% of volume to holders, 3% to the dev share
  • Holder share paid out in $SOL
  • The 3% dev share funds development & maintenance, arbitrage pool capital, audits & security, infrastructure, and marketing & listings
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Trajectory

The roadmap

Phase 0

Fair launch of $LOOP. Site live, liquidity seeded, contract audit in progress.

Phase 1

First arbitrage pools deployed with promising projects. Live dashboard with fee capture.

Phase 2

Automated rebalancing + MEV-aware routing. Holder sweep goes programmatic.

Phase 3

Listings, cross-pool strategy market, loop governance handed to holders.

Status

Live now, coming soon

Live now

  • $LOOP is live on Solana - buy and sell on DexScreener
  • Live price, liquidity and volume, right on this page
  • 6% trade tax active: 3% to holders in $SOL, 3% to the dev share
  • Pool liquidity and volume tracked on-chain

Coming soon

  • Arbitrage pools deployed with promising projects
  • Holder claims dashboard
  • Automated rebalancing and MEV-aware routing
  • Contract audit completion
  • Listings and loop governance handed to holders
Loop - Coming Soon

Answers

FAQ

What is $LOOP?

$LOOP uses a portion of creator fees to fund arbitrage pools with promising projects, in order to stimulate volume and bring $SOL to holders.

Where does the yield actually come from?

Swap fees. Every trader paying spread to move size across a pool is the revenue source. That makes the yield tied to real activity, not printed emissions.

Where do the fees go?

A portion of fees is deployed into arbitrage pools alongside promising projects, which stimulates trading volume. The holder share is paid out in $SOL; the dev share funds development and maintenance, arbitrage pool capital, audits and security, infrastructure, and marketing and listings.

How do I get paid as a holder?

The sweep step of the loop pays harvested fees to eligible holder wallets in $SOL. Details and the claims dashboard ship with Phase 1.

Is the contract audited?

The audit is in progress - we'll link the report here and in the footer as soon as it lands. Always check the contract address above before buying anything, and only trust links from this site's footer.

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