Fire it. Pull it.
Some crack.
Kiln is liquidity for memecoin pairs, on pools we checked pay a real fee. You put capital in, you collect a share of every swap it supports for as long as it is in, and you can take it out whenever you want. Committing to a term earns points, not a bigger fee cut.
01Load
You supply both sides of a memecoin pair and pick a term. The position is written on-chain, unused tokens come straight back, and the clock starts in the block it confirms in.
02Fire
Every swap through that pair pays fees into the kiln, split by how much liquidity you supplied and how long it has been in. Cracking works against you the whole time. Neither one pauses.
03Pull
Pull whenever you want — day one or day ninety — and take your capital plus every fee it earned, minus whatever cracked. One transaction. Finish the term and your points are multiplied.
The four firings
Terms decide points, never fees. The multiplier tops out at 4× on a ninety-day firing, and you only get it if you see the term through.
Fees for the day, plus base points. Cheap to be wrong about a pair.
Finish the week and every point you earned is multiplied by 1.5.
Finish the month and your points are multiplied by 2.5.
Finish the quarter and your points are multiplied by 4. The most we give.
Reading the heat
Every kiln carries a tier, and the card art changes with it. You should be able to tell how dangerous a pool is before you have read a single number.
Bisque
Deep books, slow burn
152 kilnsEarthenware
Steady, still sane
38 kilnsStoneware
Real heat, real swing
33 kilnsGlaze
Thin books, hot rates
24 kilnsMolten
Anything can happen
7 kilnsWhat can go wrong
Read this part twice. It is the part that costs money.
Price is the real risk, not the fee rate
What actually decides whether a firing was worth it is what the token did while you were in — and the hottest kilns are attached to the tokens that move most. We do not publish a cracking number because we have not measured one, and an invented figure would be worse than none.
Temperature is backward-looking
Every rate on this site describes trading that already happened. Volume falls, temperature falls. Nothing here forecasts anything.
The timer is not a cage
Your money is never locked. Pull out on day one of a ninety-day term if you want to, and the fees you earned on day one are yours. The only thing a term decides is the points multiplier, and that one you have to finish for.
Nobody holds a key to your position
The vault has no owner, no pause switch and no upgrade path. Nobody can change your terms, freeze your withdrawal or move your tokens — including us. That protects you, and it also means no one can rescue you from a bad trade.
Questions
Why is the rate called temperature?+
Because it behaves like temperature, not like interest. It is fees over capital, annualised, and it moves every time either number changes — a kiln that fills up cools down, because the same fee stream is split across more money. Calling it APR would imply somebody promised you a rate. Nobody did.
What is cracking, exactly?+
In a real kiln, some pieces split as they heat. Here it is the value a liquidity position loses when the two sides of the pair move apart in price — you will see it called impermanent loss elsewhere. It is not impermanent and it is not a fee. It is a loss, so it appears as a line on every kiln rather than a footnote.
Can I pull early?+
Yes, always. There is no lock, no notice period and no exit penalty. Fees are earned by the day, so one day in the kiln pays you one day of fees and you can take it the next morning. The only thing you forfeit by leaving early is the points multiplier for finishing the term you picked.
What does the multiplier actually multiply?+
Points, and only points. Fees are split purely by size and time in — a 1d firing and a 90d firing of the same size earn exactly the same fees over the same week. What the longer term buys you is a bigger points balance, and only if you actually finish it.
What happens if the token collapses mid-firing?+
You take your share of whatever the pair is still worth, which for a dead token is mostly the ETH side, and you can take it the moment you decide to. There is no liquidation and no margin call — and nothing can take more than you put in.
What does it cost?+
Gas to load and gas to pull, paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain, plus 5% of the swap fees the vault collects. There is no deposit fee, no management fee and no charge on your capital — if the kiln earns nothing, we take nothing.
Pick a kiln. Set the timer.
Fourteen pairs, four firing lengths, and one number that tells you how hot it runs.
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