THE ANVIL GUIDE

How compounding works

Four steps, from your first coin check to staying in control.

4 STEPS · 2 MIN READ

01Find your pair

Start with a coin you hold.

Paste its contract address. ANVIL checks the coin and its paired reward token, then shows whether compounding is available.

For supported StonkFun and Pump pairs. Rewards must actually arrive in your wallet; a trading pair alone does not create payouts.

ONE COIN. ITS REWARD TOKEN.

Your coinThe coin you keep holding

Paired rewardsReceived in your wallet

Illustrative pair · availability varies by coin

02Make it yours

Give permission. Set boundaries.

Connect Phantom and review the transaction. Your existing reward balance becomes a protected floor. Choose a spending limit and when the permission expires, then approve it in your wallet.

Connecting alone approves nothing. The permission lets ANVIL use eligible rewards to buy your selected coin, delivered to your wallet.

YOUR REWARD BALANCE · EXAMPLE

$26in your wallet

New rewards$6

YOUR PROTECTED FLOOR

Existing balance$20

Only the amount above your floor is eligible.

03Let it compound

Let the rewards come back around.

When rewards above your floor reach about $5, ANVIL checks the price and your limits. If everything passes, it swaps those rewards into more of your coin and pays the compounding gas.

Every compound checks the actual tokens received. If a required check fails, the swap and accounting changes revert together.

A COMPOUND, BROKEN DOWN

Eligible rewards: $6.00
ANVIL fee · 2%: −$0.12
Available for the swap: $5.88

More of your coin.
Delivered to your wallet.

Example only. Swap and token costs apply; the coin amount depends on execution price.

04Stay in control

Stop on your terms.

Stop compounding in ANVIL, or revoke the token delegation directly in your wallet. Once the revocation confirms, ANVIL can no longer spend through that permission.

Your coin is already in your wallet. There is no withdrawal request, lock-up countdown or exit queue.

YOUR PERMISSION. YOUR CALL.

Compounding permissionRevoked

Your coinIn your wallet

Illustration of a confirmed revocation.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Know what you’re enabling before you sign.

Where do the rewards come from?

The coin’s project or another supported source sends tokens to your wallet. ANVIL reinvests eligible tokens already received; it does not create rewards or guarantee a payout. Each pair is checked separately.

What does it cost?

The planned ANVIL fee is 2% of rewards used in a compound. Swap costs and any token transfer fees also affect the amount received. ANVIL pays compounding gas; you pay your wallet’s setup and permission-change transaction costs.

What happens to the tokens I already hold?

Your principal coin stays in your wallet. Your existing reward balance becomes the protected floor at setup. ANVIL’s compounding permission only spends eligible rewards above that floor, within the allowance you approved.

Why might a compound wait?

Rewards may be below the $5 trigger, your allowance may be used up, or your permission may have expired. Unavailable routes, stale price history or a price outside the permitted limits also pause compounding. Receiving more tokens is not a guarantee of profit; prices can fall.

What do I need to get started?

A supported coin’s Solana contract address and Phantom. Paste the address first; ANVIL shows whether the pair is enabled. If it is, connect your wallet, set a spending limit and review the permission. An unavailable coin cannot be enabled by connecting or depositing tokens.

START WITH WHAT YOU HOLD

See if your coin fits.