A token that mints only when it beats the market.
MMT can only be created by contributing ETH or USDG into a locked ladder that sells MMT for a tokenized stock, above the current price. So new supply reaches the market only as MMT rises versus those stocks — and every fill buys some back and burns the rest.
Deposit ETH or USDG. It lands as a support LP just below the current MMT price — building a floor, not moving spot.
Your contribution mints MMT (reserve-priced × a multiplier), force-listed as a locked ladder that sells for a tokenized stock, above spot.
MMT only enters circulation as it climbs vs the stock. On each fill it rerolls a buy-back, pays the pool creator, and buys-and-burns MMT.
How a mint works
Your deposit lands as a support LP just below spot. The MMT it mints is placed as a locked ladder above spot, priced in a tokenized stock. Rungs fill only as MMT climbs versus that stock — so supply enters the market on strength, never into weakness.
Half rerolls into permanent locked liquidity, you extract your share, and the rest funds the buy-and-burn. The ladder never sells below where it started, so it can only ratchet the floor up.
The routing asset for all of onchain finance.
Today every trading pair needs its own pool, and liquidity is scattered thin across thousands of them. MMT flips that: because it's minted straight into deep, locked ladders against real assets, it becomes the natural pair for everything. Want to swap one tokenized stock for another? Route through MMT — one deep hub instead of a fragmented mesh of shallow pools.
Every mint deepens the same locked ladders, so liquidity compounds in one place instead of fragmenting across pairs.
More routing volume means more fees and more burn, tightening supply as usage grows.
Backed by contributions and priced off real stocks — a credibly neutral hub, not another governance token.
Maker Market is a showcase of Trancher's single-sided ladder tech, targeted at Robinhood Chain. Contracts are drafted and unaudited — this interface is a preview. Nothing here is financial advice.