Swapping
Routes, fees, price impact and the minimum you receive.
Real quotes, before activation
Swap quotes are simulated on chain, through the site's own server, against the Uniswap v3 pools on Robinhood Chain: every pair among ETH, USDG, the stocks and, once it exists, $OMNIA, across every fee tier, with routes of at most two pools. Each route is quoted at the same block, its price impact is measured by a smaller probe, and the gas of the transaction it would produce, including the rollup's data cost, is converted into output terms so routes rank by what you actually receive. A quote is good for 45 seconds and the countdown is on screen.
Quoting works now for the stocks. Signing a $OMNIA swap opens only once the token exists and the launch manifest enables it.
Review and sign
- The dialog shows the exact input and the minimum output at full precision, the recipient (your wallet), the slippage you chose and the quote’s expiry.
- Slippage is 0.1% to 3%. A quote whose price impact cannot be measured is not executable.
- Paying with a token needs an approval for the exact amount first, its own signature; paying with ETH does not. The site checks your balance covers the amount and the gas before it asks.
- The site re-verifies the connected address, wallet and chain before every signature request and again after every wait, sends through your wallet, and confirms by waiting for two blocks.
- The transaction is built by this site from the sealed quote and sent to the venue's own router. Omnia adds no fee and no call of its own.
When a trade earns the protocol anything
Only a trade in the degen.zone launch pool pays the fee the hook skims, and only a trade through a pool where the protocol owns a position earns it a share of that pool's fee. The swap page routes to the best price it finds; Omnia does not force a route through its own pools and never ranks its own liquidity higher than the quote does. Buying $OMNIA is done on degen.zone's own router, which takes a token and never a pool key.
The swap page →