How a deployment works

The deployment

Most liquidity positions are open-ended. Capital goes into a pool, a range is chosen, and it stays there until someone decides to unwind it. There is no defined end, so there is no defined result — only a running balance that has to be interpreted.

A deployment works more like a contract. It is created with a market, a price zone and an expiry. Capital enters the position and earns from every trade that crosses its liquidity. When the expiry arrives, the deployment ends automatically: fees are settled, performance against holding is calculated, and capital becomes redeemable.

Because the end is fixed at creation, the question changes. It stops being “which pool has the highest APR” and becomes “where should my liquidity work next.”

Parameters

Three values are fixed when a deployment is created.

Market

The pair whose trading flow the position earns from. Every trade that crosses the zone pays the liquidity sitting inside it.

Zone

The price band the capital works inside, given as a lower and an upper bound. A narrow zone concentrates liquidity and earns faster while price stays inside it. A wide zone earns more slowly but stays in range longer. Outside the zone the position earns nothing.

Expiry

The instant the deployment ends. It is part of the position rather than a decision taken later, so the lifetime is known before any capital is committed.

Together these produce temporary liquidity markets — positions shaped around a specific price region and a specific window, such as an earnings week, a weekend, a market open, or a scheduled data release.

Lifecycle

1. 01
   Deploy

   Capital enters the zone. Market, zone and expiry are fixed at this moment.

2. 02
   Earn

   While price is inside the zone, trades crossing it pay the position. Fees accrue for the remainder of the lifetime.

3. 03
   Expire

   At the expiry the deployment ends on its own. There is no unwinding decision to time and no open-ended exposure to manage.

4. 04
   Settle

   Fees are settled, performance against holding is calculated, and capital becomes redeemable.

Settlement

Every deployment resolves to a single line, computed from the position’s own record at expiry:

Net vs holding=Fees captured−Impermanent loss

Fees captured are earned from trades that crossed the zone while the deployment was alive. Impermanent loss is the cost of the zone rebalancing the position as price moved through it. Net vs holding measures the outcome against simply having held the assets over the same window.

Because every deployment has a defined lifetime, each one produces a closed result rather than an open balance. Over time that accumulates into a record of where liquidity actually worked.

Position token

While a deployment is alive, ownership of it is represented by a transferable token. The position can change hands before expiry, and the zone and deadline travel with it. The deployment itself is unaffected by the transfer — it continues to earn and it still ends at the same instant.

Network

Depoly targets Robinhood Chain mainnet only. There is no testnet or development network in this application, and the interface never switches networks without an explicit approval in your wallet.

The public RPC endpoint is rate limited and is not intended for production workloads.

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