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FAQ

Q: Why is my position showing as "Inactive"?

A: A position is "Inactive" when the live market price has moved outside the Bin Range (V4) or Tick Range (V3) you configured. In bin/CLMM protocols, liquidity outside the active range does not earn fees. The automation bot tracks this and may rebalance if configured; otherwise, you are holding the less valuable asset of the pair.

Q: What exactly is "Efficiency"?

A: Efficiency is our ROI metric.

  • Formula: (Total Fees Earned / Position Limit) * 100

  • Interpretation: A high efficiency score means this strategy is highly productive relative to its position limit. It helps compare small, aggressive strategies against large, passive ones.

Q: What are "Bins" and how do they differ from V3 Ticks?

A: In V3, liquidity is placed in a continuous price range. In V4 (and Bin-based CLMMs), liquidity is placed into discrete "buckets" or Bins at specific price steps. This allows for more precise liquidity distribution and can reduce gas costs for updates.

Q: Do I pay gas for "Force Push"?

A: No. Force Push is purely a request to our indexing backend to re-query the blockchain. It involves no on-chain transaction from your wallet.

Q: How do I deposit Gas for automation?

A: Gas for automation must be deposited directly through the Deposit Gas portal on our website. CRITICAL: Do not send funds directly to the strategy address or bot wallets. Using our portal ensures the backend correctly tracks your balance and keeps your strategies running without interruption.

Q: I paused my strategy, but my funds are still in the pool.

A: Correct. Pausing only stops the automation bot from executing rebalances or auto-compounds. It does not withdraw your funds. To remove funds, use the Withdraw action (V4) or Close Position action (V3).

Q: How is APR calculated?

A: APR is an annualized fee return (V4 only). It uses the total fees earned, the average AUM over the period, and the configured position limit so that capped or open-only positions do not inflate the ratio.

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