🚪Introduction to SquareStrategy
Autonomous Liquidity. On-Chain Deflation. Perpetual Market Motion.
Every NFT collection faces the same problem — attention fades faster than liquidity. SquareStrategy was built to solve that.
It introduces a new framework for NFT economics: one where collections become autonomous market systems, capable of generating their own liquidity and enforcing their own scarcity — all without ERC-20 tokens or off-chain treasuries.
🧩 A Protocol for Self-Sustaining Markets
At its core, SquareStrategy is powered by the ERC-1001 architecture, a new on-chain standard that replaces token inflation with royalty-based market mechanics. Every trade fuels the system itself:
A portion of fees accumulates into a liquidity pool,
Another portion buys and burns Strategy NFTs,
The process repeats — transparently, automatically, forever.
What results is a perpetual feedback loop where trading activity becomes the economic engine, and deflation is visible directly on-chain.
⚙️ Why This Matters
We designed SquareStrategy to show that NFT economies can sustain themselves — that royalties and transparency, when structured properly, can replace token emissions and manual liquidity management.
This is not a marketplace, nor a collection, nor a DAO. It’s a framework — a set of smart contracts and mechanisms that any ERC-721 collection can adopt to become a self-reinforcing, economically autonomous system.
📘 What You’ll Find in This Documentation
This documentation serves as the official reference for the SquareStrategy protocol. It explains the concept, the technology, and the economic logic behind the ERC-1001 standard:
How ERC-1001 operates at the contract level.
How fees, liquidity, and burns interact to maintain perpetual motion.
How multiple Strategies can interconnect into a transparent, sustainable network.
Each section builds on the previous one, from the core mechanics to broader ecosystem design.
🌐 Official Links
Website → thesquarestrategy.com
X (Twitter) → @SquareStrategy_
Documentation → You’re here (Official GitBook)
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