Concentrated Liquidity Pools
Concentrated liquidity allows liquidity providers to allocate their capital within specific price ranges, making their liquidity more efficient and potentially earning higher rewards. This targeted approach maximizes capital efficiency but comes with the risk that if the market price moves outside of the specified range, the position can become inactive, and no fees or rewards are earned.
All Automated Market Maker currently supported by the Merkl engine can be found here.
If you want to integrate your AMM with Merkl, please contact us on the Merkl Discord by opening a BD ticket to discuss the integration process.
Benefits of concentrated liquidity pools
Efficiency: Higher capital efficiency means more fees and rewards with less capital.
Competitive APRs: Earn more by focusing your liquidity where it's most needed.
Risks of concentrated liquidity pools
Out of range positions: If the market price moves outside your specified range, your position becomes inactive, and you won't earn fees or rewards until it returns within the range.
For Incentive Providers
Learn How to Configure a CLAMM Incentive Campaign: Are you an Incentive Provider looking to learn how to configure a Concentrated Liquidity (CLAMM) incentive campaign? Go check this page to learn how to get started.
Start a CLAMM Incentive Campaign: Ready to start a Concentrated Liquidity (CLAMM) incentive campaign? Access the CLAMM campaign creator mode by clicking on this link.
Don't forget to whitelist the token you'll be using as a reward by filling out this form.
For users
Boost Your Concentrated Liquidity APRs: Are you a user looking to boost your concentrated liquidity pools APRs? Access Merkl's website to start earning additional rewards on your concentrated liquidity pool positions. Connect your wallet, filter by "Provide Liquidity" on Actions to find the best opportunity, or click on this link.
Learn More About Liquidity Incentive Rewards: Want to learn more about how to benefit from Merkl's liquidity incentive rewards? Check this page to get started.
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