Desk P&L
The overall profit the automated LP makes — fees, emissions, swaps, and gas, net.
HOW TO
Position width depends on forecasted volatility and APR. When that forecast says LPing will be unprofitable, the vault is withdrawn, swapped to a 50/50 ratio, and waits while volatility transpires. Then it enters again. Repeat.
Either LP token, or any mix of both. The automated process starts from there — you pick the pool, we run the vault. Emissions are continuously reinvested. Minimum position is $100 USD.
The edge is idle 50/50 while volatility actually happens — the windows where staying in-range is a losing LP. Other books keep grinding through those spikes. This desk watches them, then re-enters when a tight or moderate range is justified again.
Benchmarking is not one number. The desk probes three books on every vault.
The overall profit the automated LP makes — fees, emissions, swaps, and gas, net.
Same two tokens, held 50/50, never deployed. Did bracing the range beat just owning the pie?
A shadow book that rebalances to the LP token ratio every time the desk swaps. Swap fees and emissions ignored — a pure volatility-harvesting comparison.
Click Connect Wallet in the top bar when you want to. Nothing pops a wallet until that click. That wallet then covers signing, vault data, and team chat. The desk you have today runs on Base.
LP Protocol → Simulation Ranks: Ladder. Prefer a live gauge. A killed gauge cannot be entered. Invest shows price, volatility, and the range the bot would mint.
Either token, or both. MAX leaves room for the small on-chain creation fee. Approvals, then one create-and-fund transaction. Automation starts from there. Emissions are reinvested.
Low vol → tight. Moderate vol → wider. High vol → out to 50/50 and wait. That sit-out is the strategy, not a stall.
Desk profit, vs HODL (held 50/50), and vs the shadow rebalancer. High-vol windows on the chart are when the bot is out on purpose.
Withdraw from the vault screen. The desk pauses that vault’s bot so it cannot redeploy mid-exit.