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The current price of SaucerSwap is $0.01170 with a 2.22% change in the last 24 hours.
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SaucerSwap is a decentralized exchange built natively on Hedera, and SAUCE is its protocol token. Rather than porting an Ethereum-style DEX onto a general-purpose chain, SaucerSwap is written around Hedera's own primitives: tokens are issued and moved through the Hedera Token Service (HTS), governance votes are submitted through the Hedera Consensus Service, and trades settle under Hedera's asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerant consensus with fees denominated in US dollars rather than in a volatile gas asset.
The protocol runs three trading venues side by side instead of retiring one for the next. V1 is a constant-product automated market maker, V2 is a concentrated-liquidity AMM, and V3 is a central limit order book. SAUCE is the governance token, the asset staked into the protocol's revenue-sharing pool, and the reward paid to liquidity providers.
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SaucerSwap is developed by SaucerSwap Labs. Public reporting names Peter Campbell as chief executive and co-founder and Markus Bergvinson as chief strategy officer; the documentation refers to SaucerSwap Labs as an entity rather than profiling founders, so treat named roles as reported rather than as protocol fact.
The timeline is easier to verify on-chain. A live read of the Hedera mirror node on 2026-09-11 shows the SAUCE token (ID 0.0.731861) was created in February 2022. The documented tokenomics genesis followed in August 2022, when 500 million SAUCE were minted: 200 million distributed at launch and 300 million placed into vesting contracts that finished in July 2025. V2 and later V3 were layered on top of the original AMM rather than replacing it.
V1, constant-product AMM Liquidity providers deposit two assets and receive an LP token. Prices follow a constant-product curve, which is always quotable but spreads capital across every possible price.
V2, concentrated liquidity Providers choose a price range, so the same deposit supports more depth near the market price. Positions are tracked by the V2 position manager rather than by a fungible LP token, and rewards flow through LARI, the protocol's liquidity incentive program.
V3, central limit order book Orders are signed off-chain and matched by an off-chain engine, then settled on-chain by a contract the documentation calls the reactor. Signing an order deposits nothing: the wallet must keep the balance and allowance available until settlement. Orders can optionally fall back to AMM liquidity within the signed parameters, and the documentation states the protocol covers Hedera network fees for V3 trades.
SAUCE has four documented roles: governance, where voting power equals a holder's SAUCE balance plus their xSAUCE balance converted at the current rate; revenue sharing, by staking into the Infinity Pool and receiving xSAUCE (token ID 0.0.1460200), a non-rebasing receipt whose redemption rate rises as buybacks compound; liquidity incentives for V1 farms and V2 LARI campaigns; and tiered V3 fee discounts tied to staked balances.
Supply mechanics, verified live against the Hedera mirror node on 2026-09-11: SAUCE is a fungible HTS token with six decimals, a supply type of FINITE, and a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 SAUCE enforced by the network itself. That is a real protocol cap rather than a marketing figure. The token has a supply key, held by the MasterChef contract, and an admin key, so token properties remain mutable by that key holder. It has no freeze key, no pause key, and no wipe key, so no party can freeze, pause, or claw back a holder's SAUCE.
Emissions are scheduled rather than discretionary. Current Phase 1 parameters list a base rate of roughly 1.056992 SAUCE per second, about 33.33 million per year, split across 5,000 allocation points: 24 percent to V1 farms, 70 percent to V2 LARI, and 6 percent to the DAO treasury, with the MasterChef runway extending into early November 2028. A 10 percent devcut is applied on top, of which 30 percent goes to a permanent burn. Burns are Hedera Token Service burn transactions, which reduce the token's recorded total supply rather than parking tokens at an unreachable address.
Buybacks run through the Unified BrewSaucer, funded by a share of V1 and V2 swap fees, V3 fees net of rebates, and WHBAR staking rewards. Purchased SAUCE is split 40 percent to xSAUCE stakers, 30 percent to the development fund, 10 percent to a market burn, and 20 percent to protocol-owned liquidity and incentives.
The differences from large EVM-chain exchanges are mostly structural. HTS tokens are ledger objects rather than ERC-20 contracts, so token behavior is enforced by the network instead of by arbitrary contract code. Accounts must associate with a token before they can receive it, which removes token spam but adds a step new users routinely miss. Fee predictability replaces fee auctions, changing which market-making strategies are viable. Governance is quorum-bound: proposals need 100,000 voting power to submit, a comment period of at least three days, a two-day proposal vote with a 5 million quorum, and a two-day election vote with a 15 million quorum.
The tradeoff is ecosystem size. Hedera has far fewer deployed protocols than the largest EVM ecosystems, so composability options and the pool of integrators are narrower.
Security rests on separate layers. Consensus and finality come from Hedera's aBFT hashgraph, run by a permissioned council of node operators. Token behavior is enforced by HTS, where the presence or absence of admin, supply, freeze, pause, and wipe keys is publicly readable. Contract-level security depends on SaucerSwap's own AMM, position manager, staking, and settlement contracts, whose deployment IDs are published in the documentation and verifiable on HashScan.
The V3 order book adds a hybrid trust surface. Matching happens off-chain, so an operator failure can stop matching; signature verification and settlement stay on-chain, so an operator cannot move funds a user did not sign for.
SaucerSwap is the anchor liquidity venue for Hedera, and most on-chain trading in that ecosystem routes through it in some form.
SAUCE trades on SaucerSwap itself against HBAR and Hedera-based stablecoins, and it is also listed on several centralized exchanges. Availability and pairs differ by venue and jurisdiction.
SAUCE has been available on venues including MEXC, Gate, KuCoin, and LBank. Listings change over time, so confirm current support before trading.
After purchase, SAUCE can be held on an exchange, which is custodial; in a Hedera-compatible non-custodial wallet such as HashPack or Blade; or in a hardware wallet used through compatible Hedera wallet software.
One Hedera-specific step matters: your account must be associated with token ID 0.0.731861 before it can receive SAUCE, and transfers to an unassociated account will fail. Always confirm the token ID and the Hedera account ID format before depositing or withdrawing.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of SaucerSwap is $0.01170 with a 2.22% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $21,942.12 representing a 186.59% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of SaucerSwap is $10,664,149, ranking #650 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of SaucerSwap is $11,698,063, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 SAUCE is in circulation.
Circulating: 911,616,646. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, SaucerSwap traded between a low of $0.01138 and a high of $0.01199.

A single manipulated price feed let an attacker turn 250 SAUCE tokens worth a few dollars into $9.05 million in borrowed USDC and wrapped HBAR in eight seconds.

Hedera’s largest lending protocol Bonzo disclosed a $9.05 million loss from an oracle exploit that manipulated SAUCE prices, forcing the protocol to pause.

Bonzo Lend lost $9.05 million after a Supra oracle flaw inflated SAUCE collateral, forcing Hedera’s largest lending protocol to pause loans.

An attacker inflated the value of SAUCE collateral and borrowed $9 million from Bonzo Lend through a flaw in Supra’s on-chain oracle verifier.

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