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How Omnia works

Every trade of $OMNIA pays a 3.35% fee. The 3.00% that reaches the protocol buys tokenized stocks for holders, builds protocol-owned stock pools and fills a staking reserve. These guides explain each part and what can go wrong.

016 min readHow it worksOne token, one fee, three things it pays for. Start here.025 min readTokenomicsSupply, the launch pool on degen.zone, and why there is no bonding curve.038 min readHolder rewardsEvery 30 minutes the protocol buys tokenized stocks with its share of trading fees and pays them to the wallets that hold $OMNIA, weighted by how long they held.043 min readYour basketChoosing up to 4 stocks and their weights, saved on chain.054 min readHolding timeWhy your weight is a 24-hour average and how it moves.064 min readEpochs and claimsRoots, proof files, pushes, claims and the seven-day sweep.075 min readLiquidityProtocol-owned stock pools and the rollout of four markets, SPY then NVDA then TSLA then GOOGL.083 min readPools and positionsOpening your own position, fees and impermanent loss.092 min readSwappingRoutes, fees, price impact and the minimum you receive.102 min readStakingPhase 2: the reserve, streaming in stocks, no lock.115 min readRisksIssuer powers, no volume, no audit yet, and the emergency path.125 min readContracts and addressesEvery deployed contract, verifiable on the explorer.132 min readGlossaryEpoch, root, weight, sweep, full range and other terms.