Every venue on the chain.
The people's terminal.
One flat 1% fee, shown inside every quote — and the majority of it buys back SCHWEP and burns it. Underneath, Schwep finds every market a token actually trades on, prices your trade across all of them, sends it to whichever pays out most, and simulates it before you commit. Built to be cheap, and built to be simple enough to actually use.
Non-custodial · no account · nothing to install.
Most terminals can price a token. Far fewer can actually reach it.
A token is only tradeable if something knows where its liquidity lives and how to send an order there. That is the part Schwep is built around.
If it trades, you can trade it
Every venue family on the chain is routed — including the awkward ones. Pre-graduation launches trade directly on their Pons bonding curve, with candles rebuilt from the curve's own trades, because no chart provider carries them yet.
The best price, checked per trade
Every fee tier and every pool a token trades in is quoted at the moment you type an amount, and the order goes to whichever venue returns the most. Not the first one found — the best one.
Simulated before you commit
Before a buy button lights up, Schwep runs a real buy and an immediate sell against live liquidity. That is what catches a honeypot or a transfer tax — a price quote never can.
A terminal is where this starts. It is not what it is.
Schwep is a terminal today because that is the phase that funds everything under it — the token, the treasury, the audits, and then the markets themselves. Six phases, each one built to make the next possible, ending with the parts of onchain finance that currently belong to nobody on this chain: lending against real assets, the liquidity that makes that safe, and a DAO holding the keys to all of it.
The whole plan, published in advance so it can be held against us: what the fee does, what gets built with it, and how the split changes as the project grows. No dates — this is ship order, not a calendar.
🔥 Buyback & burn
SCHWEP bought on the open market, at the price everyone else pays.
🏛 Treasury
Audits, liquidity, contractors, infrastructure — building the rest of this list.
💧 Stakers
Earned by staking SCHWEP, weighted by lock length.
🛠 Team
Flat, and it never goes up.
Money reaches Schwep two ways — the terminal's 1%, and the creator fee SCHWEP earns on its own trading. Both go into the same contract and are split the same way.
The schedule
The treasury is large now because building is expensive now. As the stack completes it shrinks, and every point it gives up goes to stakers. Set out here rather than announced when it happens.
| Every fee, both sources | Launch | DAO live | Lending live | Full stack |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🔥 Burn | 55% | 55% | 55% | 55% |
| 🏛 Treasury | 25% | 20% | 15% | 10% |
| 💧 Stakers | 10% | 15% | 20% | 25% |
| 🛠 Team | 10% | 10% | 10% | 10% |
55% burns. In every phase.
Not “at least half, for now.” A constant — the one number here that never moves.
The team's share never rises
Six fee sources from now it is still 10%. The team's income grows because the business grows, not because the cut does.
The fee itself can only go down
1% flat, never a different number at signing. Staking tiers move your fee down from there — the base rate is a ceiling, not a starting point.
Six phases, in the order they unlock each other
- 0
The Terminal
LiveEvery venue on the chain, already routed.Quoted per trade, with the order sent wherever pays out most. Bonding curves native. Buy-and-sell simulation before you commit. An in-app account that signs locally. Trustless stop-losses the executor cannot fire early.
Funds everything below it. - 1
SCHWEP
NextThe fee stops being revenue and starts being supply.Fixed supply, locked liquidity, no team allocation, no unlock schedule. The fee splitter goes in first, so both fee sources route into one contract before the token exists. Staking goes on, with the lock ladder and staker tiers that take your trading fee below 1%.
Unlocks: a treasury that can pay for audits, liquidity and people. - 2
NFT Marketplace
A new fee source — not just a new page.A collection deployer and the marketplace it feeds, in that order: a marketplace needs inventory before anything else. Deploy and mint fees route into the same splitter, so the burn grows without the fee on your trades ever moving. Wash trading gets named, not scored.
Unlocks: burn growth that does not depend on trading volume. - 3
The DAO
The keys stop being ours.Governance arrives before the phases that need someone other than one wallet setting the parameters — not after. veSCHWEP makes lock length voting weight, and the fee split itself becomes a vote. Multisig → timelock → on-chain vote, each step published as it happens.
Unlocks: every number on this page becomes yours to change. - 4
Lend & Borrow
Borrow against a tokenised share without selling it.Not another lending market — the one that takes tokenised equities as collateral, which nothing on this chain does properly. Isolated markets, oracle-backed, with a safety module seeded before the first deposit rather than after the first incident.
Unlocks: the reason the RWA work pays for itself. - 5
The Curve
The liquidity that makes the collateral safe.A stableswap AMM for assets that should trade near a fixed ratio — here, tokenised equities against their quote asset, which a constant-product pool prices badly and which is a real reason equity volume is thin today. Gauge voting means lockers direct where incentives flow.
Unlocks: other projects paying your lockers to direct liquidity.
Running alongside, not worth a phase each: a mobile app, a public API so other builders can quote through the same router, activity seasons, and trader rebates paid in SCHWEP bought on the open market.
Said plainly, before anyone else says it
Until governance ships, the treasury is a team-held multisig. That means 35% of fees sit under team control at launch — the 25% treasury plus the 10% team share. We would rather write that here than have it announced about us. Every outflow is posted, and the DAO phase exists to take those keys away.
No projected APR, revenue or price appears anywhere in this project. Not on this page, not in the app, not in a thread. Percentages describe how collected fees are allocated — they are not a forecast of revenue, price, or any return. Later phases depend on audits, liquidity, regulatory review and governance approval, and any of them may change, move or be dropped.
Published, from the first deposit.
25% of every fee funds the treasury, and what it holds will be readable here — ETH, tokenised equities, everything — straight from the chain rather than from a figure we type in. Nothing is in it yet, so nothing is claimed.
ETH
Held by the treasury multisig.
Tokenised equities
Positions in RWA listings on this chain.
SCHWEP
Any of its own token the treasury holds.
Total value
The sum of the above, priced live.
Why every figure above is a dash
There is no treasury yet. SCHWEP is phase 1 and the fee splitter goes in with it, so there is no address holding anything and no balance to read. These read — rather than 0 on purpose: a zero would be a claim, and this project does not make claims it cannot read off the chain.
When it exists, the address is published and this panel reads its balances live — the same way the terminal reads any wallet. If a read fails it will say so instead of showing you a smaller number.
One fee, and it has a job.
Most terminals take a cut and keep it. Schwep charges a flat 1% on trades — already inside the quote you are looking at, never added at signing — and puts the majority of it straight back into the token.
1% flat, in the quote
No spread widened behind your back, no priority upcharge, no different number at signing than the one you agreed to. What the receipt says is what you get.
55% buys back and burns
Fifty-five percent of every fee buys SCHWEP on the open market and burns it, so the supply falls as the terminal is used. Trading here shrinks the token. That number is constant in every phase — it is the one figure on this site that never moves.
10% to stakers soon
Ten percent of the fee is earned by staking SCHWEP, weighted by how long you lock. Not live yet — it goes on when the staking contract does, and this page will say so rather than imply it. That share rises to 25% as the treasury shrinks; see the schedule.
Two taps, three destinations.
Creator fees on SCHWEP and trading fees from the terminal feed the same contract, and it splits them the same way every time. The more the terminal is used, the less SCHWEP there is — and the more there is to build with.
Earned on SCHWEP itself
1% flat, from terminal trades
Bought on the open market like anyone else, then burned. Supply falls and does not come back.
Audits, liquidity, contractors and infrastructure — the money that builds the phases below. Every outflow is posted, and it shrinks to 10% as the stack completes.
Earned by staking SCHWEP, weighted by lock length. Rises to 25% — every point the treasury gives up comes here.
Shown here is the value loop. The full split, including the team's flat 10% and how every share changes by phase, is in the roadmap.
What this looks like at scale
log scale — the range is ~300×Those are other terminals' actual daily takings, not ours. Schwep is new and takes a fraction of it today. The point is the shape of the thing: at any of those levels, the majority of the fee is buying SCHWEP and burning it every single day — so the burn scales with usage rather than with an announcement.
Figures: Axiom 30-day moving average and peak, and GMGN daily revenue, as reported in 2026 coverage of Solana terminal revenue. Comparable terminals charge 0.7%–1% per trade. Shown for scale only — this is not a forecast, a projection of Schwep's revenue, or a promise of any return.
Four steps, and you can see all of them.
Find it
Search by name or paste an address. Pulse lists new launches from every launchpad on the chain as they happen.
Check it
Liquidity, holder concentration, dev holding, transfer tax and a live buy-and-sell simulation — with the checks that could not be answered named rather than hidden.
Price it
Every route is quoted and compared. The receipt names the venue and fee you are actually getting before you sign anything.
Trade it
Market or limit. Limit orders are non-custodial — your funds stay in your wallet until the moment one fills.
The instruments, not just the buttons.
Charts drawn in-house
Candles, indicators, drawing tools, crosshair and pan-zoom — ours, not an embed. Quiet periods are drawn as quiet periods, so an hour of nothing looks like an hour, not a gap.
A tape read from the chain
Buys and sells straight off the blockchain across every pool a token trades in — not one pool's feed, and not a third party's summary of it.
Follow the wallets that matter
Name a wallet and its name replaces the address everywhere it appears. See its fills marked on the chart of any token you open, and get told the moment it buys.
Provide liquidity
Open and manage positions, see uncollected fees as the exact figures a withdrawal would return right now, and collect them in a click.
Portfolio and PnL
Positions, realised and unrealised, win rate and the shape of your results — worked out from your trades on chain, not from a number you typed in.
Alerts that reach you
Price alerts and wallet alerts fire while the terminal is open, in any tab — with a desktop notification, because an alert you have to watch for is not an alert.
It will tell you when it doesn't know.
The hardest thing to trust in a trading app is a number it made up. Schwep is built so that a check which could not run is reported as unavailable rather than quietly counted as a pass — and so an empty answer never looks the same as a failed one.
- Non-custodial, always. Connect your own wallet, or have one generated in your browser — encrypted with your password, stored only on your device, never transmitted.
- No account, no sign-up. Nothing to register, nothing held.
- One fee, stated up front. 1% on trades, already included in the quote you are looking at.
5 of 5 checks clear · 1 unavailable — left out of the count rather than scored. Missing data is not a bad result, and it is not a good one either.
Open it and paste an address.
No sign-up, nothing to install. Bring a wallet or make one in the browser.