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About BitFlow
BitFlow is a decentralised exchange and aggregator on Stacks for users who want to trade Bitcoin assets while holding their own keys. Market making is split across three pool types: HODLMM supplies concentrated liquidity, with LPs committing capital to price ranges in exchange for fees earned inside those ranges; classic XYK pools carry long-tail SIP-10 tokens; Stableswap pools handle low-slippage swaps between pegged assets. The aggregator compares routes across BitFlow and other Stacks venues and charges in tiers of 0.08%, 0.30% and 0.04%. Underneath, sBTC's signer set, PSBTs and atomic swaps move value between BTC and on-chain assets, with sBTC and USDCx forming the main BTC/USD pair.
Within the Stacks bitcoin finance stack BitFlow is the liquidity gateway, complementing Zest's lending market, Stacking DAO's staking receipts and Hermetica's dollar asset, since liquidations and stablecoin swaps both need a venue that fills immediately. Concentrated liquidity raises capital efficiency, so LPs must rebalance ranges, and positions stop earning once price leaves them. Depth clusters in the sBTC, STX and USDCx pools, so large orders in Runes or long-tail SIP-10 assets still move price noticeably. Cumulative traded volume has passed USD 500 million.
In the third quarter of 2026 BitFlow's concentrated-liquidity AMM, HODLMM, handled more than USD 280 million of swaps, taking cumulative transaction value past USD 17 billion; weekly volume averaged about USD 10 million from late August and peaked at USD 16 million. The team shipped v2 API endpoints and an open-source market-making starter kit, and pre-announced a Super Router that will check every major AMM on Stacks. AI Agent tooling and a supervision dashboard launched in the second quarter let users deploy and monitor automated strategies across multiple wallets.
A new concentrated-liquidity design from BitFlow due in the fourth quarter of 2026 targets at least 10 times more throughput for swaps and liquidity operations, alongside expanded Keeper automation, limit orders and agentic market-making infrastructure.
Dylan Floyd — Co-founder & CEO; Georgia Tech graduate and former software engineer at AT&T, founded BitFlow in 2022.
Diego Mey — Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer; former founding partner of Bussola Marketing Group.
BitFlow charges a 0.5% fee on every swap, of which 0.3% returns to the liquidity pool as fees earned by LPs and 0.2% is retained by the protocol.
BitFlow prices aggregated routes by pool type, at 0.30% for Classic XYK pools, 0.08% for HODLMM pools and 0.04% for Stableswap pools.
BitFlow also requires a Stacks network fee per trade, which ranges from 0.013101 to 0.212995 STX.