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Seventeen ways to place and manage a liquidity position, and every input each one takes
list_lp_strategies
A liquidity position does not have to sit still. It can be recentred when the
price leaves it, rebalanced on a clock, widened when volatility rises, split
into a ladder of bands, or left half out of the pool entirely.
list_lp_strategies returns all seventeen, grouped into eight families, with
every input’s bounds, step, default and help text.
| family | the question it answers |
|---|---|
| Static | What if I place one band and never touch it? |
| Recentring | What if I follow the price when it leaves? |
| Adaptive | What if the width tracks volatility? |
| Multi-band | What if I place several bands at once? |
| Directional | What if I lean the band one way? |
| Regime-switching | What if the rule changes with the trend? |
| Never closing | What if I never realise a loss? |
| Part held | What if some of it never enters a pool? |
Ladder of bands (ladder) — 4. Multi-band
Several bands placed on day one covering a range above and below spot, never
touched. Only the rung holding the price earns, so a four-rung ladder runs at
about a quarter utilisation.
Inputs — every one has a default, so none is required:
geometry — Geometry
How the rungs are laid out
default 0, from 0 to 3 in steps of 1
0 = Equal width (contiguous) — Every rung the same width in price.
1 = Geometric (contiguous) — Every rung the same RATIO, so they widen
as price rises.
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