DustSweeper · live
A stock you never wanted. Fragments too small to bother with. The dust they leave behind. Pick what you'd rather be holding — we sweep the rest into it.
Cash, or any single stock — HOODx included. No routing fee, on either chain. Nothing is taken out of what you sweep, in cash or in the asset you chose: you pay gas, and that is the whole bill. No fee today — and if that ever changes, this page says so before it does, not after.
Three steps, and only one of them is yours to repeat.
One signature per position, and no gas at that moment. It authorises a sweep later; it does not move anything yet.
Every approved fragment leaves in one transaction and lands as the single asset you picked. Not one transaction per position.
We never publish a number we can't point to a transaction for. No "we'll buy back X." No timelines dressed up as guarantees.
Every sweep is a transaction on a public chain. What went in, what came out, and the pool that priced it — readable by anyone with a block explorer and a minute.
It charges nothing. No subscription, no fee, no cut of the sweep. What you get out is what the pool paid, less the network's own gas.
Build the thing that makes the dust worth picking up. First deliverable, live: DustSweeper. Every tokenized-stock fragment in a wallet, priced against the pool that actually trades it, collapsed into one asset in one transaction — USDG, or any of the stocks, if you'd rather end up holding one thing than cash. You sign once per position to authorize it — no gas, no waiting — then one sweep settles the lot.
Gas was never the pitch. Nobody sells twelve positions one at a time to recover fifty dollars, so the fragments just sit there. The drawer, not the discount. It charges nothing. Picking a destination costs nothing either: the swap into it happens inside the same transaction, not as a second one. Open DustSweeper →
The panel beside this is what's next. Still no name, no date, no numbers — it goes live first, then we show you, with a receipt.
