Before you buy
This form mints new tokens directly from the contract. You pay net asset value plus 0.10%, and the price per token is the same whether you spend twenty dollars or twenty thousand. Enter an amount to see exactly what you receive before connecting a wallet.
INSTANT SETTLEMENT
Direct Protocol Minting
Use the native protocol interface to mint or burn GBLIN directly against the smart contract. No external liquidity pool needed. The price is always mathematically guaranteed by the NAV (Net Asset Value) of the treasury.
Zero External Slippage
The price is calculated directly from Chainlink oracles in real-time.
Instant Collateralization
Your assets are immediately converted and deposited into the treasury (WETH, cbBTC, USDC).
2. The Guaranteed Appreciation Mechanism
The protocol never prints tokens out of thin air. The Net Asset Value (NAV) of GBLIN equals total vault assets divided by circulating supply. In V6 the stability fee is allocated instantly: it first refills an adaptive keeper reserve, and any amount beyond that reserve stays in the vault and is absorbed into NAV on the same transaction — no time lock, no 7-day wait, no manual distribution.
Intrinsic Value (NAV)
$0.00
Native quote source
GBLIN Price
$0.0000
Reference market price
ETH Balance
0.0000
GBLIN Balance
0.0000
Input mode
Output Asset
0
GBLIN
0.10% fee · same price at any size · redeem any time
What you actually pay
The contract sells at one price. The pools don't.
Minting issues new tokens against your deposit, so the price per token does not move with the size of your order. Swapping in a liquidity pool moves the price against you, and these pools are small. Both columns below are live, read from Base a moment ago.
| You spend | Mint from the contract | Swap in the pool | The pool costs |
|---|---|---|---|
The pool column uses the Aerodrome pool, the deeper of the two on Base, including its 0.30% fee. The mint column is quoteBuyGBLIN() read straight from the token contract. Total depth of that pool right now: —. An order much larger than that depth would not realistically fill: most DEX interfaces block a swap once the price impact gets this high. That is a limit of the pool, not of the token — the contract itself quotes the same price at every size.
The pools are still there
They work, and they are the right route for very small trades or for anyone who would rather use a DEX. At the sizes in the table they cost more, which is why this site does not send you there first.
A dedicated market-making bot performs periodic micro-transactions to maintain protocol liquidity until sufficient organic volume is established.