Stock Premium LP
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stock-premium lp · methodology
Read the premium honestly
The strategy is bounded and uncertain — never arbitrage, never a promise of profit. This page explains what the scanner measures and why every number is paired with its honest caveat.
fees ≠ profit
Fees are gross; net can be negative
A one-sided USDG range below the pool price is a bounded buy ladder: USDG converts to the Stock Token as the price falls. The position may collect LP fees while its inventory value falls at the same time. The net result marks the position at the real market price and can be negative even when fees are positive. Anywhere a fee figure appears, the real-price-marked net appears beside it.
Where LP fees come from, what HISS charges, what eats the fees, and how every figure is recomputed — stated plainly on the fee-transparency page.
the eight lines
What a position actually nets
- 1. Realized LP fees
- 2. Realized inventory P&L
- 3. Unrealized inventory P&L (marked at the real price)
- 4. Gas
- 5. Swap costs
- 6. Position-management costs
- 7. Adverse-selection estimate (labeled estimate)
- 8. Net strategy P&L — the headline, visibly signed.
the fees-≠-profit shape · hypothetical illustration
hypothetical — not observed performance
- Realized LP fees
- $19.12
- Unrealized inventory P&L
- -$21.03
- Net strategy P&L
- -$1.91
The same picture the position dashboard draws — here with invented numbers, labelled as such. Fees positive, net negative: not a win.
reading the pictures
The cockpit's figures, and how to read them
Every chart in this cockpit is drawn from engine or chain reads with its data-mode stamped on the plot. These are the same components the live surfaces use — shown here over disclosed DEMO fixtures.
Premium anatomy — one synchronized read
The ladder — rungs between pool price and boundary
- 125 USDG
- 125 USDG
- 125 USDG
- 125 USDG
| Rung | Price band | Capital (USDG) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $24.98 to $24.34 | 125 USDG |
| 2 | $24.34 to $23.71 | 125 USDG |
| 3 | $23.71 to $23.10 | 125 USDG |
| 4 | $23.10 to $22.51 | 125 USDG |
Range state — where the pool price sits vs a position
Hypothetical tick geometry — an illustration of the three moving states, not a real position.
- Fee-positive, net-negative: fees accrued while inventory value fell further — the position is not a win. The waterfall shows exactly which line ate the fees.
- In range vs idle: fees accrue only while the pool price is inside your rungs. Out of range is idle — a true state, not an error — and earns nothing until price trades back through.
- Filled, then re-crossed: a fully converted ladder is still a position. If price re-crosses the range, liquidity converts back the other way — leaving it open is a position, not a completed trade.
- Unknown is an answer: a leg the chain or engine cannot prove renders unknown. Nothing here interpolates, extrapolates, or guesses.
premium uncertainty
Premium may not converge
Premium can stay wide indefinitely when mint/redeem is gated and no borrow exists. Position for oscillation within a measured band — not for convergence. HISS never says a premium “will” close.
thin, single-venue liquidity
TVL is not depth
The only proven venue is Uniswap v3 on chain 4663. Pools are thin. Usable depth is probed with simulated swaps, not read from TVL; larger size moves the price against you and can become the market. Capacity on the scanner is bounded by that usable depth and moves as depth moves.
explicit states
Every transaction state is distinct
Execution surfaces render one shared, explicit state machine. Prepared is not submitted; submitted is not confirmed; confirmed is not reconciled — the interface never collapses them into one “done.” Blocked states carry their precise reason (jurisdiction, liquidity, stale reference, or policy), and a state the chain cannot prove renders as unknown, never as success. Signing is offered only when live data, the activation gate, and your eligibility all pass — display payloads and shadow simulations never unlock a wallet action.
measurement discipline
Three traps we avoid
- Premium is measured from synchronized reads — never from candles.
- The real-time quote is truth; the oracle is a sanity anchor only.
- Address is identity — a matching ticker at a different address is not official.
Hypothetical illustration only
Not HISS data, not from any external source, not observed performance. Example: a position collects a positive fee amount while its net result, marked at the real price, is negative — fees do not make it a win.
boundary
What HISS never does
HISS never holds your keys or credentials, never signs for you, never custodies, never hedges, and never places brokerage orders. Stock tokens are tokenized derivatives not offered in restricted jurisdictions; preparing is gated on eligibility (owner-handled legal wording). Not investment advice. Not a performance claim. Past results are not a guarantee.