Every trade
is a dose.
Nobody accumulates on purpose. You mean to. You open the app intending to buy the thing you actually believe in, and instead you rotate, you chase, you take the trade that happens to be in front of you. The position you wanted never gets built, because building it is a separate decision you have to make again every single week.
DOSE removes the decision. You set one percentage — a quarter of a point, half a point, whatever is small enough that you stop noticing it — and from then on it applies to every swap you make. The trade executes exactly as you asked. A sliver of it simply doesn't come back as the token you bought. It is routed into the asset you told the protocol you were building.
Trade crypto, stack stocks. Trade stocks, stack crypto. Every trade. A small dose.
- Active
- micro-allocation
- Route
- deepest pool · one tx
- Strength
- 10 – 500 bps
- Frequency
- every swap
- Storage
- self-custody
Do not exceed the dose you can stop noticing. Effects appear over months, not sessions.
- Dose range
- 10–500bps
- Added latency
- 0blocks
- Custody
- Youalways
- Swaps routed
- 0
- Accumulated
- $0.00
Simulated flow. Swap sizes are drawn from a lognormal tail; the droplet you see leaving the valve is the dose, sized to the trade and the rate you set. Drag it.
Three moves.
You make one.
DOSE is not a pool and not a hook — a hook would only ever see its own pools, which is not where you trade. It composes the dose one level up, in the transaction itself, so your order still goes to the deepest liquidity that exists.
Choose what you're building and how much of every trade goes into it. One transaction, and it applies to every swap you make after it — nothing to remember, nothing to schedule.
Trade the way you already do. Your order is routed to whatever pool on the chain is deepest for that pair — DOSE owns none of them and never routes you into one — so using it never costs you a worse fill than not using it.
The dose rides in the same transaction as a second leg, swapped straight through to the asset you named and delivered to your address. Not an IOU, not a share of a vault. A position, held by you, that grew while you were doing something else.
Small enough
to ignore.
The whole design rests on one asymmetry. A dose has to be small enough that you never hesitate before a trade because of it — and trading volume is large enough, and repetitive enough, that small compounds into a real position anyway.
Half a point on an eight-thousand-dollar month is forty dollars. You would not restructure a trade to avoid forty dollars. But it is also four hundred and eighty dollars a year of an asset you were never going to sit down and buy.
| Monthly volume | 0.25% | 0.50% | 1.00% |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,000 | $60 | $120 | $240 |
| $8,000 | $240 | $480 | $960 |
| $25,000 | $750 | $1,500 | $3,000 |
| $100,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 | $12,000 |
| Accumulated over twelve months, before any price movement in the asset you chose. Principal routed, not projected value. | |||
Where both
sides live.
DOSE only makes sense somewhere crypto and equities settle in the same place. That is the whole reason it is built on Robinhood Chain — a tokenised stock and a tokenised coin are the same kind of object there, so routing a slice of an ETH trade into AAPL is one swap, not a bridge, a broker and three days.
Underneath there is no contract of ours at all. DOSE assembles one router call carrying two legs — your trade, then the dose — and your wallet signs it once. Both settle or neither does, and nothing is ever held on your behalf, because there is nothing deployed that could hold it.