§StampySwap
🔒 Emblem-Vault custody · proven on-chain

Bitcoin-native assets,
liquid across chains

Deposit a Bitcoin-native asset — SRC-20, Counterparty, or ACME — custody it in an Emblem Vault, and mint a canonical, fully-backed representation on Solana, Base & Ethereum, then trade it and redeem back to Bitcoin. One canonical identity; provenance over ticker.

TVL · indicative
Backed assets
Solvency
3
Chains live

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Discover & markets

Assets are identified by their Bitcoin provenance (deploy transaction), never by ticker alone — an unrelated token with the same name is not the same asset.

Bridge · deposit → mint → redeem (real Emblem-Vault custody)

1 · Deposit & mint send SRC-20 to the vault, then verify by txid
2 · Redeem burn representation → release SRC-20 from the vault

Stamp bridge · convert SRC-20 → its Counterparty Stamp twin (one-way)

⚠ Permanent & irreversible. Bridging burns your SRC-20 forever — it is sent to a provably-unspendable address and can never be recovered or refunded. In return you receive the matching Counterparty Stamp (the OG collectible) 1:1 from the vault. There is no way back.
1 · Quote see what you'll receive + the exact burn instructions
2 · Execute after you've burned — submit the burn txid to receive your Stamp
🔒 The Stamp is released only to the address that burned the SRC-20 — it can't be redirected (the burn address is public, so this prevents anyone claiming someone else's burn).
Advanced
Relayer inspector verify any live SRC-20 deposit — read-only
Mint & redeem operator/admin · direct mint is not public (use deposit→mint above)

Proof of reserves · circulating ≤ collateral ≤ source supply

No representations minted yet.

Trust & custody · who controls the peg (full transparency)

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Native markets · on-chain AMM (Base Sepolia) · rep/rep + rep/external pairs

No pools yet.
Create pool operator/admin · seeding liquidity is a protocol action
Swap constant-product · 0.30% fee

Route finder · best path across pools & chains (§25)

Say what you have and what you want — the router searches the liquidity graph (AMM pools + cross-chain moves) for the path with the best output.

Arbitrage & mispricing · read-only signals across the liquidity graph

Two signals: profitable cycles (a loop that returns more than it started, after the 0.30% fee) and pool mispricing (a pool's ratio vs the assets' indicative native Bitcoin-market prices). Purely informational.
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Cross-chain move · burn on one chain → mint on another (same backing)

Move a representation between chains: burn it on the source chain in your wallet, then paste the burn txid. The same Bitcoin collateral backs both sides, so total supply never changes and reserves stay solvent.

Supported assets · curated whitelist