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RE: What is a concentrated liquidity pool

in #tribes3 days ago

I like your metaphor with the football field, sprinklers, and bowls.

Regarding doing nothing when going out of range... it depends. If one of the tokens in the pool is a stablecoin and you go out of range to the upside, then you don't benefit of the potential gain of the volatile token if you remain with the stablecoin when you exit the range. If the volatile token goes up above the upper limit of the range with something like 5-10%, you could lose much more than what you gained in fees, especially if the price doesn't come down (soon). On the lower side of the range, it is exactly how you said (in the bull market), you can wait to get back in range.

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You are totally right about that. In my years as a trader I realized that the most difficult thing on markets is to find the correct timing. I mean with all the chart analysis it's still almost always 50/50 that things go as planned or not. Therefore, I see the liquidity providing as a kind of hodling of either or the other token. As long as you are happy to own both of them, I think it's fine. Of course, you might miss out of capital gain but even if you didn't have them in the liquidity pool, the chances are big that we wouldn't realize the profit either :-)