Hold the stock.
Earn the route.

Put your tokenized AMC into an Accru vault. It becomes the liquidity traders use to buy and sell AMC on-chain, and you collect a fee on every trade. The vault repositions itself so it stays where the trading is.

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acAMC · AMC / USDC · range demo in range
Price
Route fee0.30%
Fees earned$0
Recenters0
Simulated price path. Fees shown for a $100,000 position. Not a forecast.
How it works

Three steps. No trading required.

Every time someone buys or sells AMC on-chain, their trade passes through a pool of AMC and dollars. Whoever supplies that pool collects the fee. Accru lets you be that supplier without watching a screen.

Step 1

Deposit AMC

Connect a wallet on the dashboard and deposit your tokenized AMC, alone or together with USDG. You receive acAMC, a receipt token that represents your share of the vault.

You put in
AMC, or AMC + USDG
You get
acAMC shares
Step 2

Your AMC sits on the route

The vault places your AMC and dollars in a tight band around the current price, where the trading happens. Every trade that crosses the band pays a fee. When traffic spikes, the fee goes up on its own.

Fee per trade
0.30% normally
When busy
up to 1.50%
Step 3

Fees stack up. Leave whenever.

Fees are added back into the vault, so each acAMC share is worth a little more over time. Withdraw any time and get your share of what the vault holds, in AMC and USDG.

Fees
compound automatically
Withdraw
any time, no lock
A real example

The hour everyone needed AMC

A meme coin paired with tokenized AMC went from nothing to a nine-figure market cap in about an hour. Nobody could buy the meme without first buying AMC. Every one of those buys paid a fee to whoever had AMC in the pool.

Minute 0

The meme launches, paired to AMC

To buy it you need AMC first. The AMC pool is small.

Minute 12

Everyone hits the AMC pool at once

Millions of dollars route through it. Buyers pay whatever the pool asks.

Minute 40

AMC itself barely moves

The meme goes vertical. The stock price stays near its real quote. The people supplying the AMC pool collect fees on the whole flood.

Minute 60

It calms down

Fees drop back to normal. Whoever was in the pool keeps everything they earned.

Try the numbersIllustrative
Traded through the pool, in millions= $110,000,000$M
Average fee per trade%
Your share of the pool%
Fees the pool collects$990,000
Your part of it$49,500
Change the inputs. This is fees only; the section below explains what you give up in exchange.

Timeline as traders described it. The default volume is what AMC's deepest pool traded on Sept 4; the fee and your share are yours to set.

The honest part

You earn fees. You give up some upside.

While your AMC is in the pool, the vault sells a little as the price rises and buys a little as it falls. That is what makes it liquidity. It means a big rally is worth less to you than simply holding, and the fees are what you get in return.

Your value vs. just holdingBefore fees
Just hold AMC Hold half AMC, half dollars In the vault
The amber line is what your deposit is worth as AMC moves, before adding fees. Above the band you hold mostly dollars; below it, mostly AMC.

If AMC doubles, you don't double

The vault will have sold part of your AMC on the way up. You keep the fees from all that trading, but you end up with fewer AMC than you started with and more dollars.

If AMC drops, you hold AMC

On the way down the vault buys AMC. You end up holding more of it at a lower price, the same way you would if you had just held.

Overnight moves are the risky moment

The real stock can open far from where the token traded overnight. The vault widens its band overnight and steps out around the market open to soften this. It cannot remove it.

This is new, unaudited software

The vault, its fee logic and the token issuer are each something that can fail. Start with an amount you would be fine losing.

It runs itself

The part you don't have to do

Supplying a pool by hand means checking the price all day and moving your position when it drifts. Accru's keeper does that for every depositor at once.

Follows the price

Moves the band when AMC walks away

If the price leaves the band, nothing is earning. The keeper waits a moment to avoid chasing noise, then re-centers the band on the new price.

Knows the clock

Tight by day, wide by night

During US market hours the band is narrow, which earns the most. After hours it widens. Right at the 9:30 open it steps out for ten minutes while the price settles.

Charges for crowds

Raises the fee when traffic spikes

When trades pour through faster than the pool can absorb, the fee climbs from 0.30% toward 1.50%, then eases back down as things calm.

Under the hood: the exact schedule and fee curve
Band width by sessionEastern time
Default schedule for US-listed stocks.
SessionETBandWhy
Regular09:40–16:00±1.5%Live quotes keep the token close to the stock. Narrow band, most fees.
Open buffer09:30–09:40outOvernight drift resolves in minutes. Stay out until it does.
Pre / after hours04:00–09:30
16:00–20:00
±4%Thin trading. Wider band, still earning.
Overnight20:00–04:00±8% or outNo stock price to anchor to. Wide, or out on news days.
Fee vs. how busy the pool isautomatic
Fee follows recent trading volume relative to what the band holds, then decays back to normal.
$ACCRU

The token decides what comes next

$ACCRU holders vote on which stock gets the next vault and how each vault is tuned. The token does not pay out trading fees. Those stay in the vaults, for depositors.

Ticker
ACCRU
Launch
Fair launch on Pons
Supply
Fixed
Fee share
None. Fees compound for depositors.
1

Pick the next stock

Holders vote which tokenized stock gets a vault next. Being first in a new pool is where the best fees are.

2

Tune the vaults

Band widths, fee levels and the keeper's schedule are set by vote, per vault.

3

Boost a vault

Locking $ACCRU against a vault puts its keeper first in line when the network is busy.

Questions

Straight answers

The full detail is in the litepaper.

Is this like staking?

No. Staking pays you for locking a token. Here your AMC is actively used as the pool traders trade against, and the fees they pay are your income. That is why the value moves with the price, in both directions.

Can I lose money?

Yes. If AMC moves a lot in either direction and fees are low, you can end up with less than if you had just held. And the software is new and unaudited. Start small.

Can I take my AMC out whenever I want?

Yes. There is no lock-up. You withdraw your share of what the vault holds at that moment, which is a mix of AMC and USDG, plus the fees earned so far.

What do I actually receive when I deposit?

acAMC, a token that represents your share of the vault. As fees come in, each acAMC is worth a little more. You can hold it, move it, or redeem it.

Why AMC first?

Because meme coins keep pairing with it on-chain, and every one of those trades has to pass through AMC. Huge trading volume with a stock that moves only a few percent a day is the ideal pool to supply.

Does $ACCRU pay me fees?

No. Fees stay in the vaults for the people who deposited. $ACCRU is for voting and boosting. That separation is deliberate.

Start small

The acAMC vault is open.

Connect a wallet, deposit an amount you are comfortable testing with, and watch the fees come in on the dashboard.