Watchfire · WFIR · Uniswap V4
Bonded frontier-liquidity epochs on a V4 hook. Stake at a pre-declared price band, bond WFIR, and earn WETH for depth that held. Abandonment burns the bond.
The idea
Every week the hook fixes two price frontiers from a manipulation-resistant pre-open tick anchor — one below the market, one above. Providers station WFIR/WETH liquidity inside a band ahead of demand and lock a WFIR bond against it. During a 72-hour watch, only depth that stays stationed earns. Everything else earns nothing.
The weekly epoch
A pre-open cumulative-tick anchor sets two bands — [q−1200,q−600) and [q+600,q+1200) — 600 ticks wide, spacing-aligned. A swap at open cannot move the anchor.
Deposit WFIR/WETH into a band and lock a WFIR bond equal to 20% of the principal actually deployed at anchor value (100 WFIR floor). The vault owns the position.
Occupancy accrues only while the last post-swap tick sits inside your band. Momentary crossings, self-attributed activity, and early exits earn nothing.
Completed service returns your bond and pays immutable WETH bounties, pro-rata to bonded liquidity-seconds. Abandon early and the entire bond burns to dead.
Why hold WFIR
You buy and immobilize WFIR to compete for posted WETH readiness jobs. Bond size scales with the principal you actually deploy — even a WETH-heavy position creates deterministic WFIR demand.
Rewards are WETH bounties for depth that was stationed before price arrived — not ownership, volume, fees paid, a tax rebate, or a momentary crossing. Bonds return on completed service.
Abandoned bonds burn to the dead address. The demand mechanism is bounded and non-extractive — replacement demand comes from the market itself, not from a treasury.
A hook-native cumulative-tick oracle and a fixed 4bps WETH-input levy fund the jobs. No discretionary payout, no operator, no upgrade path — an oracle-free market for ex-ante liquidity.
Live position (preview)
Illustrative values — static preview. Real state is read on-chain from the canonical pool and the immutable frontier contracts.