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September 03, 2026

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Pare @PareStocks · 2026-09-03T08:38:46+00:00

Worth explaining how our liquidity pools actually work, because they're built differently. Every PARE pool is denominated in the stock itself. pSPY trades against SPY, not against a stablecoin. Both sides of the pair move together, so when the market rips, the whole pool rips

The image illustrates PARE's self-pricing liquidity pools with the equation "pSPY 0.99107 + ySPY 0.00893 = 1.00000 SPY," explaining that pools are denominated in the stock itself (SPY) rather than a stablecoin, with text emphasizing "STOCK DENOMINATED · SELF PRICING" and "every pool trades against the stock itself, never a stablecoin." This visually supports the post's point that both sides of PARE pools move together with the underlying stock since they trade stock against stock rather than against a stablecoin.

AI visual analysis: The image illustrates PARE's self-pricing liquidity pools with the equation "pSPY 0.99107 + ySPY 0.00893 = 1.00000 SPY," explaining that pools are denominated in the stock itself (SPY) rather than a stablecoin, with text emphasizing "STOCK DENOMINATED · SELF PRICING" and "every pool trades against the stock itself, never a stablecoin." This visually supports the post's point that both sides of PARE pools move together with the underlying stock since they trade stock against stock rather than against a stablecoin.