In every liquidity pool there are two kinds of people.

The ones who provide liquidity and collect the swap fees, and the ones who just hold the token.

The first group does real work choosing ranges, rebalancing, absorbing impermanent loss.

The second group does nothing and receives nothing.

That split has always been treated as a fact of how AMMs work.

It’s actually a design choice.

Chroma is built to erase it.

Every whole $CHROMA will carry a share of one protocol-owned liquidity position, tracked at the token level by a Token-2022 transfer hook.

No staking contract. No lock. No range to set.

Fees accrue as swaps happen, and you claim whenever you want.

The second half is Gamut:

A launchpad where anyone can assemble a basket of tokens, a sector, a thesis, a set of assets that belong together and launch it in one transaction.

Baskets trade, trading produces fees, and a fixed share of every fee buys $CHROMA on the open market and burns it.

Growth doesn’t fill a treasury. It removes tokens from circulation.

Mint authority revoked, freeze authority revoked, both checkable on Solscan right now.