Docs — Maid Marian

What this is

A sweeper for the fragments nobody bothers to sell. Tokenized stock positions too small to close one at a time, priced against the pool that actually trades them, collapsed into one asset in one transaction. That is the whole product.

How a sweep works

→You approve each position once. EIP-2612 signatures: no gas at that moment, no separate approval transaction, and no standing approval left on your tokens afterwards.
→One transaction settles every leg. Not one per position. A single sweep does the lot.
→Best effort, never all-or-nothing by accident. A position whose pool cannot fill, or that moves past your price limit, is skipped and its tokens stay in your wallet. The sweep reverts only if the whole basket would deliver less than the floor you set.
→Thin pools are marked, with the number. Where a pool is too shallow to pay near the mark, the app labels the position and shows the gap. A quote is a quote: it can execute well below the price you see elsewhere.
→The bill is shown before you sign. The receipt states the routing fee — 0% — and the contract it goes to, so "nothing" is a number you can check rather than a claim to take on trust.
→No custody, no counterparty. It routes your own tokens through public pools. It is not a broker or an exchange, it never holds your assets between transactions, and it does not match you against anyone else.

Sweeping into a stock instead of cash

Pick a destination and the sweep buys it in the same transaction — you still sign once, and the cost is whatever the quote showed you before you signed. Every token the sweeper knows already trades against USDG, so the destination is bought from that token's own USDG pool, run in reverse: nothing new to trust, no per-pair pool to depend on.

→No fee is taken, on either chain. The quote says 0% because 0% is what is charged. You pay gas; Marian takes no cut of what you sweep, and no cut of the asset you end up holding.
→It refuses rather than substitutes. If the destination cannot be bought — wrong pool, no fill, or a fill below the tolerance you set — the whole sweep reverts and your dust is untouched. It never quietly hands you USDG when you asked for a stock.
→Every option shows its depth. The list is sorted deepest pool first, with the measured figure beside each name, because a quote is only as good as the pool behind it. There is no hidden cutoff — every destination in the registry is selectable, shallow ones included and labelled.
→What you ask for is what you get, and what you get is a position. Choosing a stock means you end the sweep holding that stock, not cash. It moves with the market, and tokenized equities are issued by third parties who can pause them. That is the trade you are making when you pick one.

Is: a router over public pools, at a 0% routing fee, in public view on-chain.

Is not: investment advice, a guarantee of any price, or a way to make an illiquid or paused token sellable. Tokenized equities are issued by third parties and can be paused by their issuer. Gas savings versus selling positions one at a time are real but small — the point is that nobody bothers doing it one at a time, so it does not get done at all.

How we report

Transactions, not narrative. We don't publish a number we can't point at a receipt for, and we don't publish timelines dressed up as guarantees.

We announce things after they ship. Never before. If you ever find a claim on this site you can't point at something on-chain, that's a bug — tell us and we'll fix it.

What we don't promise

×No return. No yield, no dividend, no income, no promised payout.
×No forecasts. No "we will buy back X". No amount, ever.
×No claim that anything is backed, guaranteed, or safe.
×No affiliation with any company whose instrument appears in our destination list, or with its issuer. Being selectable is not a connection.
×No promises about what happens next.

In build

Something is being built behind this, and it has one job: make the dust worth picking up. It isn't public yet, and we won't describe it before it exists.

It isn't public yet, and we won't describe it before it exists — no name, no features, no dates, no numbers.

When it's real, you'll see it, with a receipt attached. Until then, treat this page as the entirety of what we're claiming.

Is this the real site?

Scams here impersonate the site, the tokens and the team. Three things you can check in under a minute:

The domain. This is maidmarian.fun. A different ending, an extra word or a hyphen is not us.
The sweep contract. The app sweeps through 0x401f…6469 and nothing else. It prints that address on the page before you sign, and it switches execution off entirely if the registry it loaded disagrees with it.
Never a seed phrase. Nothing we run will ask for your seed phrase or private key, and nobody from here will message you first asking for one. A permit signature authorises a specific amount to a specific contract — read the spender before you sign.

If someone offers to "help" with your dust and wants a signature to a contract you did not open from this domain, it is not us.

Who may use it — and who may not

The sweeper routes tokenized stock instruments. Those are issued by third parties outside the United States, and their own terms exclude US persons. So the sweeper is not offered to them, and it is not offered in sanctioned or restricted jurisdictions either.

It is blocked at the edge. Visitors in the United States and in comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions get a one-line notice instead of the app — the page does not load there, and the API behind it refuses as well. That notice names the countries; the app's footer names them too.
The app does not interrogate you. There is no declaration to tick. An IP check is a notice, not enforcement, and a VPN defeats it — we would rather say that plainly than ask you to attest to something nobody checks.
This page stays readable everywhere. We do not hide our own disclosures behind a gate. If you are somewhere the sweeper cannot be offered, this page is still for you.

If you are in the US: the sweeper is not for you, and we are not asking you to find a way around that.

Fine print

Nothing here is financial, investment, or legal advice, and nothing here is an offer, a projection, or a promise of return. Crypto is volatile — you can lose everything you put in. Do your own research.

The sweeper is restricted to jurisdictions where the instruments it routes may lawfully be offered, and is blocked elsewhere at the network edge. Where we can't offer something, we won't offer it — and we don't ask anyone to work around that.

All your dust.One transaction.