
Welcome to r/Ramses! If you're new here, this post covers what Ramses is, what makes it different, and where to learn more.Processing img gjcg70zgk3xh1...📝 TL;DR:Ramses is a decentralized exchange (DEX) with three kinds of pools, including DLMM pools where LP fees auto-compound. Built-in anti-JIT protection keeps rewards going to LPs who actually stick around. Stake xRAM to earn a share of trading fees, with no multi-year lock, or hold r33 to have those rewards compound for you automatically.🏊 Three kinds of poolsProcessing img 72fd1i7ik3xh1...Picture a liquidity provider as a fruit seller with a crate of apples.The pool type decides how those apples are priced.Pool typeAnalogyWhat it really isWhy pick itLegacy (v2-style)Apples spread across every price from 1 cent to $1 million, so only a few sit at prices people actually payClassic pools covering every possible price. Volatile pairs (x * y = k) for tokens that move independently, stable pairs for correlated assets like stablecoins.Simplest option. Your position never goes out of range, and stable pairs give low slippage between pegged assets.Concentrated liquidity (CL)All apples priced between $1 and $2, with the price creeping up a little after each saleUniswap V3-style positions in a price range you choose. Price moves smoothly through the range.More depth per dollar near the current price, so traders get less price impact. Ramses shows positions in a familiar order-book view.DLMMApples sorted into baskets labeled $1.00, $1.01, $1.02. Every apple in a basket sells at that exact price, and buyers move to the next basket only when one is emptyLiquidity sits in discrete price bins. Each bin is one fixed price; trades fill the active bin, then step to the next.One fixed price per bin, LP fees that compound automatically, and fees that adjust to market conditions.⭐ Why DLMM is greatProcessing img 35z2va8pk3xh1...One fixed price per bin. A trade executes at one fixed price while it stays in the same bin. Price only moves when it crosses into the next bin.Fees compound on their own. The LP share of swap fees stays inside the bins and grows the reserves behind your shares. There's nothing to claim. You receive it when you remove liquidity.Fees adjust to the market. Each pool has a base fee plus a variable fee that reacts to recent onchain trading activity, within contract-set caps.Shape your position. Choose a tight range to concentrate capital near the price or a wide one to cover more movement.DLMM is live on Robinhood Chain, where current pools run in fee-only mode: 95% of swap fees go to LPs and 5% to the protocol.🛡️ Anti-JIT protectionProcessing img irtp1ccqk3xh1...Some farmers play a trick called reverse JIT: they park liquidity in a tight range to farm rewards between trades, then pull it out right before a trade arrives so they never take on the risk. It's like a worker who clocks in when the shop is empty and clocks out the moment a customer walks in.Ramses stops this with a timer on concentrated-liquidity positions:Creating, adding to, or removing a position starts the timer.Claim rewards (or change liquidity) before the timer clears, and those emissions are slashed.Slashed rewards don't vanish. They're redirected to r33 holders.Your deposited liquidity is never touched; only the early-claimed rewards are forfeited. Net result: rewards go to LPs who stay available for traders.💸 Stake xRAM, earn protocol revenueProcessing img jvs1sjzsk3xh1...xRAM is staked RAM. Converting gives you 1 xRAM per RAM, and 50% of the RAM is burned on the way in. You can redeem xRAM for 0.5 RAM at any time.Think of xRAM holders as members who get paid from the register. By default, 100% of swap fees in gauged pools go to the xRAM voters for that pool (this is configurable per pool, so check each one), plus any vote incentives projects post. Your weekly vote also helps decide where RAM rewards go, and you earn from the pools you back.Unlike older ve(3,3) DEXs that make you lock tokens for up to four years, Ramses uses x(3,3): there's no time lock, and you can exit whenever you choose.Prefer hands-off? AutoVault votes for you and pays out in a token you pick.🔁 r33: rewards that compound themselvesProcessing img y1h8t5vuk3xh1...r33 (called hyperRAM on HyperEVM) is liquid-staked xRAM. It's the difference between a fund that pays out dividends and one that reinvests them for you.r33 votes automatically and converts eligible fees and incentives into more xRAM backing.Its redemption ratio starts at 1 r33 = 1 xRAM and is designed to rise as rewards compound.No protocol fees for depositing, redeeming, or compounding (you still pay gas).It's transferable, so you can trade it on available markets.It also collects the rewards slashed from early claimers by anti-JIT.Heads up: minting pauses for the last hour before each Thursday 00:00 UTC epoch flip and for up to 12 hours after while rewards compound.🌐 Also worth knowingProcessing img f7uali8wk3xh1...Ramses X: live on HyperEVM (home of RAM), Robinhood Chain, Polygon, and Base, with Ethereum planned as a future hub.Buybacks: MEV backruns on HyperEVM and protocol fees on Robinhood Chain can fund RAM buybacks. These depend on real activity and aren't on a fixed schedule.📚 Learn moreDocs: https://www.ramses.xyz/docsLive token stats: https://www.ramses.xyz/tokenomicsGot questions? Drop them in the comments. No question is too basic.This post is educational only and is not financial advice. DeFi carries real risks (smart-contract risk, impermanent loss, positions going out of range, price swings). Always do your own research. via /r/RamsesExchange https://ift.tt/SP4nMdR
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