Today
PumpSwap first
The current product focuses on supported PumpSwap liquidity positions and their real transaction constraints.
Product roadmap
Make liquidity provision feel as simple as trading.
Liquititty is building a retail-first liquidity interface: fewer opaque steps, clear transaction states, and honest explanations of what a position can earn and lose. This is a directional product roadmap, not a promise of delivery dates, partner integrations, returns, or token performance.
Principle
Stability before scale
A new venue is not useful until the wallet flow, sizing, error recovery, and exit behavior are understandable.
Direction
Retail needs better rails
The goal is simpler LP execution—not hiding price risk, divergence loss, or the fact that fees are variable.
Milestones
Q3 → Q4 2026
Q3 2026
Now — reliability first
Execution hardening
Continue closing the real-world failures found in wallet signing, RPC broadcast, slippage, two-step deposits, and mobile confirmation flows.
Clearer position reporting
Keep refining public activity, live fee estimates, small-value precision, and risk disclosures so the interface never sells an estimate as a guarantee.
PumpSwap depth
Improve pool discovery, supported-PumpSwap coverage, transaction observability, and support tooling before expanding to more venues.
Q4 2026
Solana venue expansion
More Solana liquidity venues
Research and build adapters for additional Solana launchpads and liquidity protocols, with Meteora support a target after technical and UX review.
Venue-aware routing
Show users which venue they are entering, what assets they will receive on exit, and the fee and risk assumptions used by each integration.
Mobile-first polish
Reduce friction in the wallet flow, make every important action reachable on small screens, and publish clearer recovery paths when a transaction fails.
Late Q4 2026 → beyond
Staged cross-chain exploration
EVM liquidity venues
Explore an EVM expansion beginning with Uniswap-compatible liquidity flows, then evaluate Ethereum and BNB Chain support only after security, routing, and wallet UX are ready.
Retail access surfaces
Investigate distribution paths used by mainstream retail audiences. No Robinhood integration or partnership exists today, and none is implied by this roadmap.
Omnichain foundation
Design shared position visibility and a consistent execution layer before advertising a universal multi-chain product. Cross-chain support will be released venue by venue, not all at once.
Proposed protocol economics
A small platform fee, only after it is published clearly.
Liquititty currently presents a 0% platform-fee experience. After a prospective Liquititty token launch, the team intends to publish a separate proposal for a small platform fee. The stated objective is to fund RPC and API operations, continued product development, and potential market buybacks of the Liquititty token.
This is a proposal, not an active fee, guarantee, commitment to buy tokens, or promise of price support. Any fee rate, allocation, wallet addresses, reporting cadence, and implementation date must be published before the policy takes effect.
What does not change
- • Wallets sign locally; Liquititty does not custody user assets.
- • LP positions can lose value even when a pool has fee activity.
- • Network fees, venue fees, price impact, and slippage remain separate from any platform fee.
- • Roadmap items can move, change, or be cancelled as security and execution conditions require.