CL Liquidity Pools
Understanding the CL Pools
Fusion Wide Pools
The wide-range strategy optimizes liquidity distribution across an extensive price range between two assets. Ideal for assets with low price correlation, this strategy proves effective during market volatility, offering potential savings in impermanent loss outweighing higher fees linked to narrower ranges.
Fee Structure: Dynamic
FUSION Narrow Pool
The narrow range strategy focuses on a tight price range between assets with high and positive price correlation. This maximizes fee-earning potential during low market volatility periods but may carry increased risk of impermanent loss over time.
Fee Structure: Dynamic
FUSION Stable Pool
Designed for assets expected to consistently trade at near parity, like stablecoins or synthetics, this pool offers improved price execution compared to traditional Stable Pools, resulting in higher volumes and fee generation.
Fee Structure: Dynamic
FUSION Dynamic Pool
This strategy distributes liquidity in a tight range around an evolutive price peg between a yield accruing token and its underlying asset, addressing Liquid Staked Derivatives (LSD) tokens and other yield-generating tokens.
Fee Structure: Dynamic
Manual Range Pool
Empowering LPs to define their preferred price range, this pool offers highly customizable adjustments, ideal for skilled investors confident in their market navigation abilities. Market Makers earn 97% of swap fees, with 3% allocated to bribe FUSION gauges.
Fee Structure: Dynamic
Trading Fees
Fees are dynamic and based on market conditions and volatility, kept in the same tokens being traded. LPs earn 97% of fees in Manual Range Pools. FUSION Pool LPs do not earn if positions are not staked.
Earn FFC
Stake LP tokens to earn $FFC without deposit or withdrawal fees. LPs can withdraw and remove liquidity at any time.
Proportionate Liquidity Provision
FUSION Pool: Tokens need to be added in a 50:50 ratio
Manual Range Pool: For this pool, the UI will automatically suggest the correct ratio for adding liquidity. The suggested ratio may differ from the 50:50 ratio.
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