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Immediate Supplemental Liquidity
LIQUIDIOT's core strategy is simple: establish a large supplemental liquidity position on Orca at launch, then use 100% of creator and harvested liquidity pool fees to continuously compound that position. No token allocations, no vesting schedules — just liquidity from day one.
How It Started
LIQUIDIOT launched on Pump.fun on February 3, 2025 with ~100 SOL (~$10,000 at the time). 533,703,648 $IQUID — 53.4% of the total 1 billion supply — was purchased and immediately added to an Orca liquidity pool.
Due to no snipers or buy activity prior to establishing the primary supplemental Orca liquidity pool, LIQUIDIOT was able to add 100% of deployment-bought supply. The original plan was to reserve supply for future LP pairings. Instead, it was 100% added before any meaningful volume came. With no unpaired supply remaining, buybacks started within the first hour to continue building liquidity.
Continuous Buybacks Since Hour One
The original intent was to never need buybacks — the plan was to hold a reserve of unpaired tokens and deploy them into new pools over time. But because the entire purchased supply was added to liquidity at launch, there was nothing left reserved. Every token added to any pool since that point has been bought back from the open market.
Where Fees Go
All Orca LP fees and creator fees are harvested and redeployed at LIQUIDIOT's discretion. The strategy adapts to market conditions:
Fees are primarily directed toward experimental high-volatility pairs. These pools generate arb activity that produces more fees, compounding the cycle even when the broader market is quiet.
Fees are strategically added back to the primary $IQUID / SOL pool, deepening the core liquidity that supports the token's main trading pair.
This is a discretionary process, not automated. Every transaction is visible on-chain.
On-Chain Transparency
Every deployment, buyback, LP addition, and fee harvest flows through a single wallet. All activity is publicly verifiable at any time on Solscan.
Organic Distribution by Design
The liquidity pools rebalance mechanically as market cap changes. At lower market caps, the pools hold more $IQUID and less SOL. As market cap increases, the pools naturally shift — holding less $IQUID and more SOL. Project-held token exposure decreases, the SOL backing in the pools strengthens, and the liquidity floor supporting the token deepens. All automatically, by design.