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  • Advanced Liquidity Strategy Presets
  • Advanced Presets for LPs
  • Curve – Balanced Exposure
  • DCA Buy / DCA Sell – Gradual Accumulation or Exit
  • DCA Buy
  • DCA Sell
  • Advanced Presets for Projects
  • Buy/Sell Walls – Price Support & Resistance
  • Buy Wall
  • Sell Wall
  • Steps – Structured Price Growth
  • Risk Reminder
  1. Price Ranges and Liquidity Strategies

Advanced Range Presets

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Note for DEX Teams:

This section presents a sample of advanced range presets that can be offered to liquidity providers. These are starting points only — final strategies should be customized by the DEX team according to:

  • The behavior of target user segments

  • The volatility and nature of the paired assets

  • The overall goals of the protocol (e.g. depth, stability, efficiency)

The current examples use Algebra’s generic onboarding materials, which are to be tailored to your DEX chosen mechanics and product positioning.

Advanced Liquidity Strategy Presets

Concentrated liquidity gives Liquidity Providers (LPs) the flexibility to go beyond the classic 50/50 token distribution and apply strategic positioning to maximize earnings. The “Advanced LP Strategy Presets” tab includes ready-made strategies that help optimize how your liquidity is deployed.

⚠️ These presets are designed for users with experience in managing concentrated liquidity positions. If you’re new to liquidity provision, we recommend reviewing:

  • Basic Price Range Presets

  • Swap & LP Strategies with Price Ranges

Advanced strategies may require more frequent position monitoring and active management. Make sure you understand the risks before deploying—fund management is your sole responsibility.

Choosing the Right Strategy

Each strategy preset supports different goals—whether you’re an LP aiming to boost returns or a project managing liquidity for a token launch. There’s no universal “best” option. Strategy performance depends on market conditions and how actively you manage your position.

Presets are grouped into two categories:

  • For LPs – Optimized strategies for fee generation and market responsiveness

  • For Projects – Liquidity structuring tools for launches and price management

Presets may be limited to select trading pairs depending on your DEX configuration.

Advanced Presets for LPs

Curve – Balanced Exposure

Ideal for stable assets or key price zones in volatile markets.

  • Designed for steady fee income from moderate price movement

  • Combines wide and narrow liquidity bands

💡 Example Setup:

  • Position 1 (Wide Range): [-15%, +15%] – 60% of liquidity

  • Position 2 (Narrow Range): [-5%, +5%] – 40% of liquidity 📌 Total Range: [-15%, +15%]

DCA Buy / DCA Sell – Gradual Accumulation or Exit

Great for building or reducing positions over time, while still earning swap fees.

DCA Buy

  • Works like a limit order, but also collects fees

  • Reduces slippage for large token buys

💡 Setup:

  • Position 1: [-10%, +2%] – 80% of liquidity

  • Position 2: [-2%, +10%] – 20% of liquidity 📌 Total Range: [-10%, +10%]

DCA Sell

  • Ideal for structured token exit strategies

💡 Setup:

  • Position 1: [-10%, +2%] – 20% of liquidity

  • Position 2: [-2%, +10%] – 80% of liquidity 📌 Total Range: [-10%, +10%]

Advanced Presets for Projects

Buy/Sell Walls – Price Support & Resistance

Helps shape early market dynamics by stabilizing token price and adding depth.

Buy Wall

  • Prevents sudden price drops

  • Can support automatic buybacks

💡 Setup:

  • Position 1: [-10%, 0%] – 20% of liquidity

  • Position 2: [0%, +5%] – 80% of liquidity 📌 Total Range: [-10%, +5%]

Sell Wall

  • Prevents sudden spikes by distributing sell-side liquidity

💡 Setup:

  • Position 1: [-5%, 0%] – 80% of liquidity

  • Position 2: [0%, +10%] – 20% of liquidity 📌 Total Range: [-5%, +10%]

Steps – Structured Price Growth

Used for controlled token price progression and structured early-stage trading.

  • Encourages adoption by offering better initial prices

  • Gradually raises prices as demand increases

💡 Setup:

  • Position 1: [-10%, +5%] – 5% of liquidity

  • Position 2: [+5%, +15%] – 10%

  • Position 3: [+15%, +25%] – 25%

  • Position 4: [+25%, +35%] – 60% 📌 Total Range: [-10%, +35%]

Risk Reminder

Providing liquidity involves certain risks:

⚠️ Impermanent Loss – You might lose value compared to simply holding the assets. ⚠️ Market Volatility – Price swings can move liquidity out of range, stopping fee accrual.

Advanced strategies can boost potential returns but also come with added complexity. Always do your own research before deploying funds.