DeepStack
Q2 2026
DeepStack is building a Bitcoin-native market-making and liquidity agent for Stacks, focused on improving sBTC pool depth and liquidity operations. The grant supports mainnet pool operations, safety controls, a public performance dashboard, a 30-day pilot, and an open-source adapter that other builders can review or reuse.
Category
DeFi
Grant Track
Getting Started
Timeline
Q2 2026
Status
In-Progress
Links
—Category
DeFi
Grant Track
Getting Started
Timeline
Q2 2026
Status
In-Progress
Links
Stacks Adapter + Mainnet Pilot Launch
Stacks Adapter + Mainnet Pilot Launch Complete the Stacks adapter for DeepStack mainnet pool operations; support transaction signing and broadcasting for add-liquidity, remove-liquidity, swap, and inventory-rebalancing actions on the Bitflow sBTC-STX pool; implement safety controls, including input-cap post-conditions, fresh on-chain min-output guards, slippage protections, transaction size caps, oracle sanity checks, and kill switch functionality; complete at least 10 mainnet transactions from the agent wallet, including swaps and add/remove-liquidity actions; launch the public metrics dashboard showing wallet address, volume facilitated, fees earned, IL-adjusted return, uptime, and spread or quote history; activate the off-hot-path AI tuning layer for spread, inventory, or risk parameters; provide transaction links, dashboard URL, implementation notes, and a demo or walkthrough.
30-Day Mainnet Pilot Results + Open-Source Release
30-Day Mainnet Pilot Results + Open-Source Release Run a 30-day mainnet pilot on the Bitflow sBTC-STX pool; maintain at least 95% uptime during the pilot period; publish pilot results covering volume facilitated, fees earned, IL-adjusted return, uptime, spread history, inventory/rebalance activity, and lessons learned; complete at least one FlashStack flash-rebalance transaction or provide evidence of integration readiness and an Endowment-approved replacement verification path if external conditions prevent completion; open-source the DeepStack adapter under an MIT or equivalent permissive license; publish integration documentation so other builders can run or adapt the agent; complete a Velar perps quoting research and feasibility study, including paper quoting, integration analysis, risk considerations, findings, feasibility, and recommended next steps; provide a final grant update with links to dashboard, repo, documentation, pilot results, transaction evidence, FlashStack rebalance evidence, Velar feasibility study, and known limitations. Usage requirements: at least 30 consecutive days of mainnet operation; at least 95% uptime; at least 25 mainnet transactions completed by the agent wallet; at least one completed add-liquidity and one completed remove-liquidity action; at least one autonomous inventory rebalance completed on mainnet; at least one public results post; at least one external developer, liquidity provider, DeFi team, or ecosystem participant reviews the adapter, runs the documentation, forks the repo, or provides written feedback. Pilot inventory is self-funded and grant funds are not intended to be used as trading capital or market maker inventory.