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Liquidity

Providing Liquidity requires a balance of tokens, which can be claimed through our Faucet in the sidebar. Refer to Beta Access.

The Liquidity section of the Alphix App is your hub for exploring and managing liquidity across all Unified Pools. It’s divided into two main views.

1

Overview

This dashboard provides an overview of all Unified Pools. It displays key metrics like Total Value Locked (TVL), 24h Volume, 24h Generated Fees, and estimated APRs. Filters can be used to quickly find pools by type, TVL, activity level or APR. The Overview is ideal for identifying where the deepest liquidity and best opportunities currently are.

2

Pool-Specific View

Clicking on a pool takes the user to a dedicated page with full details for the selected market. This page consists of:

  • A larger, more detailed version of the Dynamic Fee Trend to help you understand recent volatility and fee adjustments.

  • Full historical breakdown of volume and TVL.

  • A clear overview of user position(s) in the pool, including current value, accumulated fees, time of creation, and range parameters. These Position Cards also allow users to increase, decrease or remove positions as well as claim accumulated fees.

  • An interface to create new liquidity positions.

Adding + Managing Liquidity

Providing liquidity on Alphix is designed to feel as smooth as swapping but with more control. It’s also powered by Permit2 so that approvals are streamlined across all actions.

1

Input Amounts

Either token amount can be input by the user, and the corresponding token will be pre-filled.

Zapping will be enabled with the Beta v1.2 update. Zapping enables single-asset withdrawals by adding an initial swap to the addition process.

2

Choose Price Range

Alphix leverages Uniswap's Concentrated Liquidity Market Maker (CLMM) model. It enables custom price ranges in which deposited liquidity is concentrated instead of spreading all available liquidity across all prices. This increases capital efficiency and earns higher fees.

The 'Add Liquidity' interface includes:

  • Pre-set ranges for quick deployment (e.g. 3% around the current pool price)

  • Custom range option for precise control

  • An Interactive Chart visually depicting the spread of current liquidity positions in the pool

3

Deposit Liquidity

To confirm the new position, the user needs to complete an approval flow reminiscent of the Swap flow. For first deposits, it includes:

  1. Approve Permit2 for Token A

  2. Approve Permit2 for Token B

  3. Sign Batch Permits (gas-free) for both tokens at once

These approvals cover all future additions of liquidity to that pool. After this initial setup, more capital can be added without repeating approvals, as long as it stays within the amounts and time period set in the permit.

In the testnet Beta, the Permit2 setup is simplified to reduce UX friction

4

Managing Positions

Claim Fees

Accumulated Fees can be claimed independently at any time without changing the position. No approval is required. This action can also be done through Portfolio where the user has an overview over all positions.

Increase Liquidity

More capital can be added to an existing position. In that case any unclaimed fees will automatically be compounded. Depending on the amount, new approvals and a batch signature might be needed.

Withdraw Liquidity

Users can withdraw parts of existing positions or the entire position, in which case the Position is burned. Accrued fees are automatically claimed alongside the withdrawal. No approvals are needed.


Liquidity Provisioning Risks

Impermanent Loss (IL)

While providing liquidity, assets are exposed to price changes between the two tokens. If one token deviates significantly from the other, the value of the positions is lower than if the tokens were simply held in a wallet.

IL is minimized when tokens are correlated (stablecoins)

Setting a narrow, active price range increases fee income but also IL. Additionally if the price moves outside the specified range, the position stops earning and is entirely exposed in the devaluing token.

Regular monitoring is a best practice and helps manage risks.

Read more about Impermanent Loss.

Smart Contract Risk

Smart contracts carry inherent risk. We strongly encourage LPs to do their own research.

Alphix is built on top of well-established protocols like Uniswap v4 and follows official standards. In addition, a clear audit roadmap ensures external experts review every release before mainnet deployment.

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