Self-custody liquidity on Elysium

Earn from Elysium's top pools.Yourself, or through the Engine.

Deposit into the top Uniswap v4 pools from your own wallet and manage every position here. Or hold $APARCHE: 3% of each trade goes to the Engine, which picks the best possible pools on Elysium, puts it to work there, and pays holders in KNTQ.

The Engine

Every $APARCHE trade pays 3%. The Engine picks the best pools on Elysium and pays holders in KNTQ.

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HYPEKNTQ

KNTQ stays between — and —

The Engine's current pick: KNTQ/HYPE, ±10% · opens at launch

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Fees fed in
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3% of every $APARCHE trade; the Engine's 2.6% share is claimed and put to work in the pool.

Paid to holders
0 KNTQ
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Next payoutstarts at launch

Ranges

Earn trading fees while price stays inside a range. Pick one and deposit from your wallet.

Add liquidity

Earn trading fees by providing liquidity on Elysium. 0.1% of each deposit feeds the Engine.

Est. APR: a $1,000 position at ±10% over a year if the last 24h of fees repeat and price stays in range. Thin pools show very high numbers; they move fast.

Holders

Paid in KNTQ every 6h, by how much and how long you hold. Nothing to claim or stake.

KNTQ

KNTQ payouts

The Engine collects what its liquidity earns and sends it to every $APARCHE holder.

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Holders
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Your earnings

Summed from the Engine wallet's on-chain KNTQ transfers, so anyone can check any wallet.

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$APARCHE on Montra

Launching on Montra.

Paired with HYPE. 3% of every trade feeds the Engine, which picks the best possible pools on Elysium and pays holders in KNTQ every 6 hours. No owner, no mint, no presale, liquidity locked by Montra.

Launching soonHow the Engine works

FAQ

How $APARCHE, the Engine and the pools work.

What can I do here?+

Two things. Provide liquidity yourself: pick one of the busiest Uniswap v4 pools on Elysium, set a price range and deposit from your own wallet, then collect fees, add, remove or move the position from your Portfolio. Or hold $APARCHE and let the Engine pick the best pools for you.

What is $APARCHE?+

A token launched on Montra, on Elysium, paired with HYPE. Its 3% trading fee feeds the Engine, which picks the best possible pools on Elysium, puts the fees to work there and pays what they earn to holders, in KNTQ.

How do I get paid?+

Hold $APARCHE in a normal wallet. Every 6 hours the Engine sends KNTQ to holders, split by time-weighted balance. There's nothing to claim or stake.

Where do the fees actually go?+

To the Engine wallet, which is public. It claims the HYPE fees from Montra, puts them into the best possible pools on Elysium as Uniswap v4 liquidity, and pays out what they earn. Every step is an on-chain transaction.

How much will I earn?+

It depends on two things nobody controls: how much $APARCHE trades (which sets the fees coming in) and how much the pools the Engine picks trade (which sets what its liquidity earns). The dashboard shows real totals, not projections.

Can the Engine lose value?+

Yes. A liquidity position holds two tokens and moves with both; re-centering after a big move locks it in. The fees keep flowing in either way, but the position's value is not fixed.

Can I use the same pools myself?+

Yes, any pool on the Pools page, in the Engine's ±10% range or your own. The position is an NFT in your wallet; Aparche never holds it. 0.1% of each deposit goes to the Engine; wallets holding $APARCHE deposit free. Moving a range is free.

What happens when the price leaves my range?+

The position stops earning and sits fully in one of the two tokens until the price comes back. The dashboard marks it Out of range. Move range withdraws it, swaps to the right mix and deposits it again around the current price, in one guided flow.

Is the liquidity locked?+

Yes. Montra places the whole $APARCHE supply in its pool at launch and its contracts can't remove it. The token has no owner, no mint and no tax switch.