How Carbon DeFi turns token projects into onchain market makers
At a high level,
@CarbonDeFixyz lets a token project:
1. Define a sell order
🔹 Single sided if desired (for example, only the project’s token).
🔹 Either at a specific price or across a range (e.g., sell from $0.37 up to $0.50).
🔹 All onchain, visible to anyone.
2. Define a buy order at a different price
🔹 Buy back the token at a lower price or range using the proceeds from the sell order.
🔹 This buy order is linked to the sell order, but not constrained to the same price level like a typical CLAMM.
3. Recycle proceeds automatically
🔹 When the sell side executes, the token received is automatically rotated into the buy order.
🔹 When the buy side executes, the purchased tokens rotate back to the sell side.
🔹 The result is a recurring, “buy low, sell high, repeat” loop, entirely onchain.
Crucially:
🔸 The project can fund only one side initially (for example, just its own token) and let proceeds fund the other side.
🔸 It can adjust ranges, prices, funding, and strategy type at any time without tearing down and rebuilding everything.
🔸 Every strategy is fully transparent: orders live onchain.
🔸 The Carbon DeFi UI can display strategies, fills, edits, and timestamps.
🔸 Projects can share direct strategy links with their communities.
More:
blog.bancor.network/should-t…