Provide liquidity with tokenized stocks

As of 23 Oct 2026 we list 214 active pools on Raydium, Uniswap and Aero across 5 chains — pools that traded at least $1,000 in the last 24 hours and hold at least $10k. Among the stock/stablecoin pools with a full day of trading measured, the median trading-fee APY reaching liquidity providers is 50.52%, before impermanent loss.

The trading-fee part is: traders pay it on every swap, so it lasts as long as people trade the pair. It is far more real yield than lending a tokenized stock, which pays close to nothing, but it is earned while carrying impermanent loss, which lending does not.

An Aero LP picks one of two: keep the position unstaked and earn trading fees (minus the 5% Aero sends to sAERO Token Operators), or stake it in the pool's gauge and earn AERO emissions instead of fees. We show the fee APY over the pool's whole TVL, the same way as for Raydium and Uniswap, and the emissions as dollars per day beside it, never added together. Aero's own app shows higher figures because it divides fees by the liquidity near the current price only, and emissions by the small amount staked so far.

Impermanent loss: when the stock moves, the pool sells the winner and buys the loser, so you end with less of whichever side went up. Tokenized stocks add a second risk: the underlying exchange closes but the pool does not, and liquidity providers absorb the price gap when the market reopens.