Every token here trades against Blockchain Credit.
BCC is the only quote asset a pair needs, and it is a utility token, not a stablecoin — its price is derived from the market cap, liquidity and volume of the pairs it quotes, never from an external feed. Buy credits with MetaMask, then trade any pool in the market.
Four moving parts, no hidden ones
Credits are priced by the market they quote
BccSale sells credits out of its own BCC reserve at the price this site publishes to it, and buys them back at no more than the $1.50 they started at. BCC's supply is fixed — the contract can only sell what the master wallet has deposited into it. That price is the combined market cap and pooled liquidity of every token/BCC pair, per credit in circulation, lifted by the BCC volume those pairs clear — bounded on chain, and derived in the open. There is no Chainlink feed for BCC.
Pools are plain x·y=k
DexPool holds the token on one side and BCC on the other. Buying spends BCC, selling returns it. 0.30% total fee: 0.25% stays with liquidity providers, 0.05% goes to the protocol.
The factory co-invests 50×
Deposit BCC to open a pair and DexPoolFactory matches it fifty-fold from the protocol credit reserve, then splits LP shares pro rata. A 40 BCC deposit opens a 2,000 BCC pool.
MetaMask signs everything
Your account is the identity on every buy, sell and listing. With contract addresses configured, the same actions settle on chain through the pool; without them they settle on the pool ledger against the identical maths.