Real V2 · Markets
Trading.
Every company is a normal Uniswap v3 pool, so trading it needs no special tooling.
4 · Trading
A REAL coin is a normal Uniswap v3 pool, so trading it needs no special tooling.
Trade the raw pool.Any Uniswap v3 router, wallet, bot, or aggregator can swap the token against WETH directly from block one. Doing so pays only the pool's 1% fee and no platform fee at all. You are never locked into REAL's frontend.
Trade ETH-native via PlatformSwapRouter. For convenience, REAL ships a PlatformSwapRouter that lets you buy and sell with native ETH in and out, wrapping and routing for you. Trades that go through it pay an optional 1% platform fee on top of the pool fee. It is a convenience layer, never a toll gate: the raw pool is always open at no platform cost.
Locked liquidity means no rug.Because the LP is locked forever and principal is never withdrawable, the liquidity you trade against on day one is the same liquidity that will be there on day one thousand. The only thing anyone can ever take out of the position is the swap fees, and even those are routed by the coin's mode rather than pocketed.
6 · Why it is safe
- Liquidity is locked forever. The LP NFT is locked and the principal can never be withdrawn. There is no function, for anyone, that pulls the liquidity out. A rug is not merely discouraged, it is impossible.
- No curve to exploit. Because coins are ordinary Uniswap pools from block one, there is no virtual reserve, no graduation logic, and no floor accounting to game. The attack surface of the old bonding-curve world simply does not exist here.
- Permissionless harvesting. Anyone can trigger a fee harvest, so RWA dividends never depend on a team keeper being online. The flow keeps running even if the protocol operators go quiet.
- Pull-based claims. Dividends are always pulled, never pushed during a transfer, so no recipient can brick a transfer or stall a distribution. Your claimable USDG waits for you safely.
- Snipe-proof launches.The optional atomic dev-buy runs in the creation transaction itself, so the creator's first buy is provably first and no bot can front-run the launch.