
Key Features
Dynamic Fees
Dynamic Fees are a direct improvement on the fee-tier system seen across leading DEXs. They improve the experience for LPs who no longer need to choose and rebalance between fee tiers to optimize yield and allow for more context-rich trade execution.
Several protocols have already begun experimenting with dynamic fee models. However, leading implementations base their approach on external volatility data. While this compensates for Impermanent Loss and improves the risk-reward profile for LPs, it does so at the cost of pool competitiveness. Additionally, they rely on oracles, which introduce attack vectors such as data manipulation or latency exploits.
Alphix takes a fundamentally different approach. By leveraging pool internal data and an in-house designed and tested algorithm, we achieve fair fee pricing that follows the market demand while positioning the pool as a competitive option across all market environments.
Dynamic FeeLiquidity Rehypothecation
Liquidity Rehypothecation deploys idle liquidity into yield strategies, generating additional returns beyond trading fees. The result is a dual income stream for LPs without fragmenting the Unified Pool structure.
All rehypothecation strategies operate under strict risk controls with real-time monitoring and rapid recall mechanisms to ensure the displayed liquidity remains available for trades. This maximizes capital efficiency while maintaining deep liquidity. More yield. Same Execution.
Additional Features
Alphix’s modular hook framework enables a set of potential innovations.

Liquidity Rebalancing
Automated adjustments to maintain optimal pool ratios

Sandwich Protection
Frontrunning Protection using privatized order flow

Artificial Intelligence
For advanced liquidity management and yield optimization
By focusing on market-relevant, battle-tested features, Alphix ensures that every innovation enhances the LP and trader experience while maintaining deep liquidity and composability. The Alphix Hook will evolve with market trends and protocol needs.
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