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Why vaults exist

Concentrated liquidity earns more per unit of capital — but only while the position is in range, and keeping it there is active work. Vaults close that gap: deposit assets, and the vault manages the concentrated position for you — choosing ranges, re-positioning as the market moves, compounding. Vaults live outside the pool, as their own contracts: pools stay minimal and trustless, while active management strategy — which requires discretion — is layered on top where it can be chosen, audited, and priced separately.

How they work

1

Deposit

Deposit the pair’s assets into the vault and receive vault shares representing your part of the managed position.
2

The vault manages

The vault holds the underlying concentrated position and adjusts its range as the market moves, keeping the capital productive.
3

Withdraw

Redeem shares for your part of the underlying assets plus accrued fees, minus the vault’s management fee.

Trade-offs

  • Passive exposure to CL yields — no range monitoring, no manual re-ranging
  • A management fee — a share of earnings goes to the vault’s fee recipient
  • Strategy risk on top of LP risk — impermanent loss still applies, and the vault’s re-ranging decisions add their own performance variable
For hands-on LPs who want full control of their ranges, direct positions remain first-class — see Pools & Fees.