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Protocol income
$72.78Buyback funds
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--Protocol funds over time
Monthly amounts & ratios
| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $72.78 | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2026 | $6.75K | -- | -- | -- |
| Sep 2026 | $6.64K | -- | -- | -- |
| Aug 2026 | $1.17 | -- | -- | -- |
| Jul 2026 | $6.94 | -- | -- | -- |
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About Synthra
Synthra is a chain-abstracted trading layer that folds spot, perpetuals and routing into one execution surface: a user deposits from any supported chain, trades from a single account, and never handles bridge switching. Its own V3 liquidity sits on Robinhood Chain and Arc, while perpetual markets run on Hyperliquid, whose state governs matching, margin and liquidation.
Mechanically, the quote layer resolves an intent to a concrete execution chain, compares its own V3 pools against the external execution network, and binds the chosen route to one executable quote; approvals and Permit2, calldata generation and route metadata come from the API and SDK for wallets, bots and market makers to embed. sStocks map stock tokens locked on Robinhood Chain into ERC-20s on Arc through a LayerZero bridge, with a flat 0.5% entry fee, and redemption burns the representation and releases the source token. The team reports more than 5 billion dollars in cumulative testnet volume; on 26 September 2026, 60 contracts across the two chains were confirmed source-verified, 24 on Robinhood Chain and 36 on Arc.
Synthra initially started as a concentrated liquidity DEX, establishing its protocol documentation repository in March 2025 and defining fee structures with treasury buyback mechanisms. In July 2026, it launched on the Arc testnet, integrating spot swaps, concentrated liquidity, and perpetual markets into one experience while introducing chain-abstraction routing. On September 16, 2026, the mainnet officially launched, positioning Synthra as a chain-abstracted trading layer that unifies liquidity, execution, and cross-chain routing, with USDC settlement and session-key flows for a CEX-like experience. These milestones mark its evolution from a single-chain DEX toward a unified multi-chain liquidity layer.
Synthra launched its mainnet on September 16, 2026, starting with its own concentrated-liquidity pools on Arc and Robinhood Chain, positions held as Uniswap V3-style NFTs, perpetuals routed to Hyperliquid, and other same-chain and cross-chain routes handled by an external execution network at a 10 basis point fee; cumulative testnet volume had passed USD 5 billion.
On September 17, hours after announcing a $SYN airdrop, Synthra discontinued the token, citing roughly half of supply concentrated in a cluster of linked wallets, then sent 50 million $POLL to addresses holding $SYN at the snapshot as a goodwill gesture while stating that buying $SYN would qualify for no $POLL allocation; on October 7 it warned users about a fake $SYN token. The mainnet points campaign distributes a daily pool, with 60% for in-range liquidity, 20% for newly added liquidity, 15% for swap and perps volume and 5% for referrals.
Future strategy and roadmap: Synthra plans to keep the points program running until formal token terms are published, expand the launchpad and V3 pools on Arc and Robinhood Chain, broaden routing to more chains and assets, and complete margin, order and stop-loss tooling for perps; its Perps War competition runs until October 31.
Synthra's founder is Jacopo Mosconi (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacopo-mosconi/). No other co-founders or core executives are publicly disclosed.
Jacopo founded Synthra in Feb 2025 and serves as its founder. He is also Blockchain Lead at Uomi (EVM-compatible L1, since May 2024) and Over the Reality (spatial computing/DePIN, since Jan 2024; previously Blockchain Developer 2021-2023). He has been a freelance blockchain developer since Nov 2020, worked as Full-stack Blockchain Developer at FoxyLab (2020-2021), and completed ConsenSys Bootcamp 2021. His stack includes Solidity, Rust, Go, Hardhat, React, Node.js, etc.
Synthra sets four spot pool fee tiers by volatility: 0.01% for stable pairs, 0.05% for low-volatility pairs, 0.30% for standard volatile pairs and 1.00% for high-volatility or new assets. Synthra charges an additional 10 bps application fee on external routed orders, while embedded-wallet gas recovery adds a 10% markup over verified cost, capped at 500 bps.