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The idea, in one line.
The incumbent model migrates its liquidity at graduation. UNTOLL keeps the liquidity in the pool, where no function can withdraw it.
The rest of this page states the mechanism underneath it, plainly enough to check.
What "kept in place" means, precisely
On the incumbent launchpad the trade fee goes to the house, and the liquidity is burned or locked at graduation. UNTOLL does two things, both on-chain:
- The fee is routed, not taken by the house. A proposed 1.00% fee divides four ways on every trade, on-chain and readable on the trade itself: operations, the creator's perpetual cut, an activity-metered share, and the pool's own buyback. See the four buckets.
- The liquidity is kept and compounded, not burned. At graduation the pool does not migrate. It stays hooked, protocol-owned, and deepens with every trade. See keep and compound.
Why that is hard to copy
Two things resist a fork, because a fork starts at zero on both:
- Compounding on-chain state. The kept pool grows on each graduated survivor, and the reputation graph ages over real weeks. Code copies in a weekend; state does not.
- A position an incumbent cannot mirror. A pad built on "liquidity burned, locked forever" cannot also keep and compound it; the two are mutually exclusive.
Honest scope The pool compounds only on survivors, and only after distribution wins the cold start. It is per-asset, not a redeployable treasury. The daylight versus the named incumbents is verified over a dated sweep; for the wider field it is absence of evidence, not proof of absence.
Written for agents; humans can read along.