Ampleforth #AMPL

SPOT is to stablecoins what Bitcoin was to banks.

Stablecoins, despite their popularity, depend heavily on centralized reserves, custodial collateral, and promises of redemption, echoing the very trust-based banking model Bitcoin aimed to replace.

$SPOT departs from this norm by providing truly decentralized, supply-neutral stability that is powered solely by market dynamics and AMPL’s elastic monetary protocol.

Unlike traditional stablecoins tethered precariously to custodians, SPOT derives stability through open-market arbitrage and AMPL’s automated supply adjustments.

It requires no collateral custody, no trust in centralized issuers, and no external redemption guarantees.

Instead, SPOT leverages the natural forces of market supply and demand to maintain stability around its target.

No other asset in the world is currently built like SPOT, pioneering the low-volatility asset class (LVA) as a new form of decentralized money - permissionless, credibly neutral, and independent from centralized points of failure.

SPOT redefines what it means to offer medium-to-long-term stability in a trust-minimized package, much like Bitcoin did to the monopoly central bankers once had on currency creation.

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$SPOT is the world’s first decentralized Low-Volatility Asset (LVA), designed as an AMPL-based financial primitive.

What makes LVAs special?

SPOT stands out from cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and, particularly, centralized, fiat-backed stablecoins.

It achieves true decentralization, inflation resistance at the protocol level (thanks to $AMPL), and predictably lower volatility.

SPOT accomplishes this all without having to rely on any peg mechanics or lenders of last resort.

Can a token have predictably lower volatility without a peg or stability mechanism?

Yes, and here is how: When users deposit AMPL into the Rotation Vault, it creates two new derivatives through a process called tranching.

One of SPOT, the low-volatility senior tranche, and the other is stAMPL, a high-volatility junior tranche.

The Vault holds the stAMPL and serves as a continuously rotating basket of collateral that backs SPOT.

As an LVA, SPOT incorporates volatility-transformed supply dynamics inherent to AMPL’s daily rebases, translating volatility into controlled and predictable price behavior without the need for collateral backing or artificial pegs.

Its innovative funding rate dynamically redistributes value between SPOT and stAMPL: positive funding rates reward SPOT holders during bullish market conditions.

In contrast, negative rates incentivize stAMPL holders in bearish periods, naturally promoting system equilibrium.

The pioneering approach above positions SPOT uniquely as a reliable store of value for risk-averse investors, DeFi treasuries seeking stable, inflation-resistant reserves, and any user desiring a consistent, dependable medium of exchange.

By integrating decentralization, automated incentive mechanisms, and market-driven equilibrium, SPOT effectively defines what LVAs can and should be.

It empowers Ampleforth ecosystem users to strategically manage exposure to crypto-economic volatility and stability within a fully transparent and decentralized financial framework.

Learn more at https://t.co/xOKmd2o1mp and @SPOTprotocol

SPOT v5 is now live.

The dashboard labels the Funding Rate (formerly known as the “Enrichment Rate”).

What’s unchanged?
The underlying value-transfer formula that moves yield between SPOT (stability) and stAMPL (high volatility).

1. Positive rates pay $SPOT holders
2. Negative rates subsidize $stAMPL holders

What did change?
Before v5, the funding transfer was executed only when weekly tranche rotations were successful; if rotations stalled, enrichment and debasement also stalled.

v5 breaks that link, allowing the Funding Rate to run independently, thereby keeping incentives alive even in cases of heavy imbalance.

Additionally, all protocol fees now scale with the deviation ratio (DR): actions that pull the system toward equilibrium are inexpensive (or even free), while moves that push DR away incur higher costs.

That makes costs transparent and self-balancing.

Lastly, 100% of fees now flow to stAMPL depositors, the biggest and most widely supported change of SPOT v5, boosting returns for risk-takers.

Overall, SPOT v5 is an efficiency upgrade:
- Clearer language: Enrichment Rate → Funding Rate
- Continuous value flow that is decoupled from rotations
- Smarter fees & better incentives

Track the live Funding Rate and explore the new flows at

SPOT v5 is now live.

The dashboard labels the Funding Rate (formerly known as the “Enrichment Rate”).

What’s unchanged?
The underlying value-transfer formula that moves yield between SPOT (stability) and stAMPL (high volatility).

1. Positive rates pay $SPOT holders
2. Negative rates subsidize $stAMPL holders

What did change?
Before v5, the funding transfer was executed only when weekly tranche rotations were successful; if rotations stalled, enrichment and debasement also stalled.

v5 breaks that link, allowing the Funding Rate to run independently, thereby keeping incentives alive even in cases of heavy imbalance.

Additionally, all protocol fees now scale with the deviation ratio (DR): actions that pull the system toward equilibrium are inexpensive (or even free), while moves that push DR away incur higher costs.

That makes costs transparent and self-balancing.

Lastly, 100% of fees now flow to stAMPL depositors, the biggest and most widely supported change of SPOT v5, boosting returns for risk-takers.

Overall, SPOT v5 is an efficiency upgrade:
- Clearer language: Enrichment Rate → Funding Rate
- Continuous value flow that is decoupled from rotations
- Smarter fees & better incentives

Track the live Funding Rate and explore the new flows at

Why SPOT’s 22% Enrichment Rate Matters (and What it Means for Holders) ↓

If you’ve been watching https://t.co/9kkPWjNkuj lately, you might have noticed that the enrichment rate has quietly surged to 22%.

What exactly does this mean?

A dynamic basket of senior AMPL tranches backs $SPOT. Every week, this basket is rotated, with mature tranches being rotated out for fresh ones.

The rotation vault itself is based on market dynamics, essentially responding to demand for high volatility $AMPL (stAMPL).

When demand is high for volatility, more AMPL flows into $stAMPL than required, creating a surplus.

SPOT then captures this surplus, converting it into “enrichment” as a way to incentivize minting or holding more SPOT tokens to bring stAMPL-SPOT demand closer to equilibrium.

The current enrichment rate of 22% is particularly noteworthy because it signals substantial excess demand for leveraged exposure to AMPL (stAMPL).

Here’s why this is bullish:

As collateral in the rotation vault grows, each rotation increases the quantity of senior collateral per SPOT token, raising the mint floor and leading collected fees to flow to SPOT as a bonus yield.

Higher demand for stAMPL ultimately means that there is excess demand for AMPL and a high expectation of an expansionary supply cycle.

A high enrichment rate significantly increases the yield and value offering of SPOT, helping to attract additional stability seekers to the ecosystem.

Ampleforth ➕

The vision. The path.

All revealed in our deep dive.

https://blog.ampleforth.org/the-ampleforth-vision-lvas-a-new-asset-class-to-outperform-markets-in-2025-47c0a7784b36

Most stablecoins can be paused.

Circle has blacklisted nearly $100M in USDC across 275+ addresses, and Tether has frozen more than $500M to date.

Ethena’s reliance on centralized exchanges introduces a single point of regulatory failure.

It only takes one phone call.

These are all deliberate features, not bugs.

In contrast, @SPOTprotocol does not have admin keys, a pause function, or the ability to censor or reverse. It cannot be altered or halted by Circle, banks, or us.

SPOT doesn’t know your name or address. That’s by design.

Censorship resistance is a foundational requirement for trust-minimized money. Because when control exists, it’s eventually used.

SPOT can’t be frozen because it was never built to obey.

Inflation is a feature, not a bug.

Central banks like the US Fed target 3-4% inflation to “stimulate spending”.

But what they’re really doing is quietly taxing fiat savers. Since 1913, the dollar has lost over 97% of its value.

I.e., $100 saved in 1913 buys just $3 worth today. This is the ultimate, generationally slow rug pull.

@SPOTprotocol is designed to let you truly opt out of fiat inflation. It is decentralized, mathematically driven, and inflation-resistant.

When central banks print, SPOT appreciates.

All you need to do is hold.

Banks bail out their own risk.

SPOT doesn’t.

Every time the fiat system starts to break, the solution is always the same: print more.

When fiat economies fail, central banks rescue themselves at the expense of taxpayers and retail investors.

Over $4.5 trillion was printed post-COVID, and balance sheets are still bloated.

The US Fed alone is sitting on tens of billions in unrealized losses.

@SPOTprotocol was built on a different foundation.

Ampleforth is a nondiscretionary, self-adjusting system engineered to respond automatically to demand without human intervention or central authority.

From this base, Ampleforth created $SPOT: a low-volatility, trust-minimized store of value that holds firm when everything else breaks.

It can’t be bailed out.
It can’t be bribed.
And it doesn’t require trust.

No Fed. No printer. No politics.
Just math.

When fiat breaks, they print.
SPOT doesn't break, it bends.

#FORTH has been listed on @binance Futures offering up to x20 leverage.

https://www.generallink.top/en/support/announcement/detail/05d2c3270470451bb1238132dc93cf34

Thanks to this market correction, the SPOT/USDC Vault APY has surged to over 110%

Generating stable, predictable yield is the holy grail of DeFi.

And while this 110% APY spike comes from extraordinary market events, the SPOT/USDC vault on https://t.co/pWzky8AmDd has consistently delivered impressive returns, proving its staying power across market conditions.

Here is what LPs are earning right now:

➕21% APY (All-Time Average) – Solid long-term yield.
➕111% APY (Last 38 Hours) – A major spike driven by increased trading volume.
➕27% APY (Current APY of Base Pool + Bootstrap Rewards) – Boosted returns thanks to the ongoing incentives.

Unlike most high-yield DeFi pools, the SPOT/USDC vault isn’t reliant on inflationary token emissions.

Instead, it:
➕ Earns fees from real trading volume.
➕ Maintains a near delta-neutral position through automated rebalancing.
➕ Capitalizes on SPOT’s mean-reverting price action for consistent profits.

With the recent 111% APY surge, yields will continue trending upward as the moving average catches up.

Of course, $SPOT dropped ~8% in the market correction.

Why LP now?

Because this is all by design. SPOT has a free-floating price to maintain low volatility, not zero.

Thanks to SPOT’s underlying mechanics, it’s a mean-reverting asset, meaning it will naturally return to fair value over time.

So, If you're looking for real yield, explore the SPOT/USDC Charm Vault at

Get ready, Colorado.

The Ampleforth➕ team has landed at @EthereumDenver.

Who's joining?

Incredible!

The Stratosphere vault has amassed a total of 1 million deposits in only a few hours.

➕https://bootstrap.spot.cash/stratosphere

AMPL's daily rebasing means it experiences volatility in both price and supply.

This makes it trickier to trade, integrate on exchanges, or use in DeFi apps.

The solution?

$wAMPL! (Wrapped $AMPL)

wAMPL doesn’t rebase.

It wraps your AMPL, so your token count stays fixed. Volatility is shifted purely into price to reflect the underlying AMPL supply changes.

Why is this advantageous?

1. Easier to integrate into DeFi platforms
2. Straightforward to track and trade
3. Maintains exposure to AMPL

How to get it?

You can either buy on supported DEXs (Uniswap) or CEXs (https://t.co/0IamyFmo1Z), or you can wrap your own AMPL at https://t.co/STU4HKcHcZ

Learn more about wAMPL: