Aquarius presents its roadmap for building AMMs on Soroban, featuring constant product and stable swap models with customizable fees. The project seeks SCF 23 funding to complete smart contracts, interfaces, and documentation ahead of Soroban Phase 1 and 2 launch.
Jason from Aquarius pitched the next phase of development for Aquarius AMMs built on Soroban. The project has grown to 180,000 trustlines on Stellar, making Aqua the third most held asset on the network. Aquarius plans to launch two AMM models: constant product (with 0.1%, 0.3%, and 1% fee tiers) and stable swap (with customizable fees and multi-asset pools up to four tokens). The SCF 23 funding request covers three deliverables: upgrading interfaces for swaps, pool creation, liquidity provision, and adding an Aqua rewards claiming system plus analytics; finalizing smart contracts with security audits and building a swap router for external integrations; and completing user documentation and governance updates. The team addressed concerns about state expiration on Soroban and bribes migration, noting that moving rewards to Soroban will free up ledger space on Stellar Classic.
