# stabble > Solana's first frictionless liquidity and trading layer. stabble is a decentralized trading protocol on Solana. It offers smart order routing, concentrated liquidity pools, and arbitrage tools for traders and liquidity providers. stabble is a decentralized trading protocol built on Solana, offering smart order execution, concentrated liquidity pools, and arbitrage tools. It is designed for traders seeking efficient swap rates and for liquidity providers seeking higher capital utilization. Its architecture aims to reduce the liquidity required to support trading volume compared to conventional pool designs. The protocol addresses common inefficiencies in decentralized exchange design, where liquidity pools often require far more capital than swap volume actually needs. Smart liquidity routing directs trades across pools to minimize slippage and price impact, while margin liquidity and arbitrage pools help keep prices aligned across venues. Liquidity can also be managed on behalf of projects and liquidity providers across multiple Solana decentralized exchanges. Core offerings include swap execution, concentrated liquidity pools, and yield farming tied to its native STB token, with staking mechanisms for STB and its vote-escrowed form. The protocol is used by traders seeking efficient execution, liquidity providers seeking capital efficiency, and projects seeking cross-exchange market making and pricing support. - Type: Protocol - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/stabble ## Products - [Stabble Liquidity and Trading Layer](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stabble): Stabble is a decentralized exchange on Solana that provides liquidity pools and swap functionality for traders and liquidity providers. The protocol uses capital-efficient pool designs, including weighted and stable swap pools plus concentrated liquidity pools that let liquidity providers specify price ranges where their capital is active, to reduce required liquidity while maintaining trading volume. It supports staking of its native token and LP tokens for yield, and integrates with Solana wallets and other Solana DEX infrastructure for routing and pricing. (Decentralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [Stabble Token (STB)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stabble): STB is the utility token of Stabble, a decentralized exchange on Solana. It is used for staking to earn protocol fee distributions, governance voting through vote-escrowed veSTB tokens, and yield farming by providing liquidity to trading pools. Users who lock STB tokens receive veSTB, which enables APY multipliers, governance functions, and discounts, aligning long-term holders with protocol decision-making through a vested escrow mechanism. (Utility) - [Vote-Escrowed STB (veSTB)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stabble): veSTB is a vote-escrowed, non-transferable token issued by Stabble to users who lock STB tokens in its staking pool. Holding veSTB grants governance voting rights in the Stabble DAO, staking APY multipliers of up to 4.32x, and fee discounts, with multiplier size scaling with lock duration. The design incentivizes long-term STB locking, reducing circulating supply and sell pressure. 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