Crypto assets,
better than stocks
Stocks have book value, dividends and buybacks. Glued assets have all three — enforced by code, not boards. Backing you can redeem any time. Revenue share paid straight to holders. Real yield from real liquidity. Any token. Any NFT. One transaction.
Unleash the tokenomics of
every NFT and token
Gluing is not a listing — it switches on a complete economy for any asset. No code. No farm contract. No team running it.
Revenue becomes permanent collateral. A floor that only steps up — redeemable by anyone, any time.
Pure or LP, natively on Uniswap V2, V3 and V4. Principal auto-compounds; LPs earn up to 5×.
Any ERC20 becomes a reward stream. One position collects them all, in one claim.
Collections get the exact same engine — backing, staking, LP — through the wrapper.
Backing that
cannot leave
Every glued asset gets a vault with no withdraw function — it doesn't exist. Anything sent in is permanent backing. The only way out: burn supply, take your exact pro-rata share. Every burn pushes the floor up.
The burn-to-redeem vault →Stake it.
Or LP it — natively.
Stake pure and your principal auto-compounds — zero gas, zero clicks. Or pair with ETH and Glue mints real LP directly on Uniswap V2, V3 or V4: no farm, no receipt token, no middleman. LPs earn a live 1.5×–5× boost plus trading fees on top.
The two-cohort engine →One call.
Then autopilot.
No dashboards, no campaigns, no ops team. A project routes revenue with one function — pick what becomes rewards and what becomes backing — and the market runs the rest: seasons drip, stakes compound, liquidity balances itself.
Don't want to integrate anything? A plain transfer to the vault is backing too. Any wallet, any contract, zero code.
One position.
Every reward.
Your entire stake is one tradable object: principal, LP leg, boost and every unclaimed reward. Sell it, gift it, collateralize it — no unwinding, ever. Whoever holds it, holds everything in it. And any ERC20 can be a reward: one claim collects them all.
Tradable positions, explained →The universal wrapper.
Every asset, instantly usable.
Rebasing, fee-on-transfer, 6 decimals, NFTs — the tokens that break DeFi. The wrapper absorbs them all and emits one clean, always-18-decimal ERC20 share. Holders never diluted, apps never surprised.
wrap() and
unwrap() are public — no registry, no
allow-list. Integrate once, support every token ever deployed.
Your NFTs
in DeFi
Wrap a glued collection and each NFT becomes 1e18 fungible shares — an ERC20 the whole ecosystem already speaks. LP them on Uniswap. Stake them for revenue share. Use them in any app. Unwrap, and whole NFTs come back out.
NFT wrapping, explained →RWA
everywhere
Most RWAs rebase to pay yield — which locks them out of apps that assume balances stay put. The wrapper captures the rebase in its exchange rate and emits a fixed-balance share whose value grows. Every DeFi app can list RWAs today — zero refactor.
RWAs on Glue →Redeem in
one transaction
No queue, no epoch, no multisig, no counterparty. Burn supply, receive your exact pro-rata share of the vault — atomically, in one transaction. Every glue is a standalone redemption machine: nothing stands between you and the floor.
- 1. Request redemption
- 2. Wait for epoch…
- 3. Hope the multisig signs
- ∞ trust left behind
- 1. unglue(). Done.
- burn → pro-rata payout, same block
- works straight on the glue, router optional
Your token,
your rules
Zero code by default — full control if you want it. Simple on-chain hooks let your asset react to staking events, route its LP fees, and pin its LP pool to a custom fee tier and range. Enforced by contracts, not dashboards.
Flash loans from every vault at once
Borrow from one vault — or many in a single atomic call — for a flat 0.01%. Repayment verified to the wei, and the fee becomes permanent backing. Every loan raises the floor.
No upgrade keys. No mint.
No exit. Just glue.
Backing that cannot be pulled. Rewards that find one tradable position. A wrapper the whole ecosystem can build on. Glue V2 doesn't ask for your trust — it was built so you never have to give it.