LP ranges

A liquidity range allocates assets across a price band in a pool. While the price trades through the band, the asset mix can change and the position can earn pool fees.

It is not a limit order, and its fees are not a promised yield.

Ranges opened earlier

The Swap exit plan and copy rules no longer offer an LP range for new trades, and the old LP page now opens Pools. Ranges opened earlier stay visible: on Swap, open your positions and find the LP ranges table under them.

A copy rule’s saved LP exit stays active until you turn on stop loss or take profit, which replaces it.

Understand the result

A one-sided range can gradually exchange one asset for the other as price enters its band. It can remain partly filled, move out of range or change asset mix if price reverses.

Fees depend on actual in-range trading. Price reaching a boundary is not a promise that the position will behave like an atomic market sale.

Manage a range

The LP ranges table offers Collect (fees to your wallet), Rebalance now (closes the range and re-mints the same width centred on the current price, where offered) and Close now. Read each operation’s quantities, gas and state before confirming.

For a browser-wallet range, Rebalance now closes the range, and its replacement has to be reviewed and deployed separately. Closing that review leaves the old range closed.

Close now first shows what comes back and asks you to confirm; closing cannot be undone. It can return a mixture of both assets. Check the recorded outcome rather than assuming all original tokens became ETH.

Costs and scope

Supported deployed LP router operations charge a fixed platform fee per charged leg. Holder/referral fee discounts do not reduce that fixed router fee; gas and pool economics remain separate. See Fees and discounts.

Pool and hook support vary. Do not infer availability on another chain from a displayed pool name or from a swap route that works.