Your own liquidity position, in one step.
Pick a pool
Ranked by depth until the platform has measured a full day; then by the fees each pool really paid. Uniswap v3 and v4 pools alike.
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Open a position
The platform's own book uses about this. The position earns while the price stays in the range and pauses when it leaves; re-range it here when that happens.
- Price now
- n/a
- Range
- n/a
- Fee (1%, once)
- n/a
- Buys stock
- n/a
- USDG side
- n/a
- Minimum stock bought
- n/a
The position is minted straight to your wallet as a Uniswap position. Whatever the pool does not take comes back to you in the same transaction. Half your money becomes the stock, so you carry its price.
How it works
- You pick a pool and an amount. Pools are ranked by what a dollar of liquidity really earned over the last week, measured daily by the platform's own book.
- One transaction. The desk takes its fee, buys the stock half in the pool at a quoted minimum, mints a position in your chosen range to your wallet, and returns anything the pool did not take.
- It earns while in range. Every trade through the pool pays fees to positions covering the current price. When the price leaves your range the position stops earning until you re-range it, which is a close and a new open.
- You collect or close whenever you like. Collect takes the fees as USDG. Close unwinds the position, sells the stock and delivers USDG, in one call, with a minimum you see first. No queue, no reserve, no waiting.
The terms, in full
- Fee to open
- 1% of the USDG paid in, to the treasury
- Fee cap in the contract
- 5%
- Fee to collect or close
- None
- Pool fees on the way in and out
- The pool's own tier, shown in the quote
- Who can touch your position
- Only you
- What the desk holds
- Nothing between calls
Half of what you put in becomes the stock, so you carry its price: if it falls, your position is worth less in USDG, and a position that has left its range holds only one side. Pool fees can be small on quiet days. You can lose money. The desk owner can change the fee within its cap and pause new positions; it has no power over a position that exists.