Smarter LP management.
Right in your wallet.

Compare normalized APRs.
Zap, rebalance, or migrate across DEXs in 1 tx.
All in one place.

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Actual lpstation Add position screen showing an ETH/USDG pool, historical price chart, Best range recommendation, deposit preview, and liquidity ladder.
ETH / USDG · · Captured from the app. Values are a snapshot.
More venues. One familiar workspace.
Better decisions, before deployment

Don’t just pick a pool.
Understand your position.

Fee performance. Volatility. Liquidity. Bring the things that matter into the same decision.

Find your range

A starting point.
With reasoning behind it.

Best weighs fee APR, observed volatility, and estimated impermanent loss to recommend a range. Explore alternatives, adjust the bounds, and see how the trade-offs change.

Fee APRVolatilityEstimated ILTime in range
Explore this pool
Range → amount → previewActual app
Actual Best range panel showing volatility, range presets, expected APR, token amounts and position preview.
A recommendation you can inspect, adjust, and compare.
Backtest / ETH · USDG7-day view
Actual seven-day Backtest showing calculated fees, impermanent loss, net versus HODL, time in range, and comparisons across range widths.
Observed price history. Hypothetical strategy outcomes.
Test your thinking

What if you’d
chosen this range?

Backtest your range against the pool’s observed price history. Compare fees, impermanent loss, and performance versus holding the tokens.

Explore different widths and rebalancing settings before committing your liquidity.

Best uses modeled scenarios. Backtest uses observed price samples.
Comparable APR. Clearer decisions.

Normalized APR.
One standard. Across DEXs.

A comparable APR that looks beyond trading fees. lpstation combines normalized fee APR with available Merkl rewards and emissions, so you can compare the full reward picture across DEXs.

Normalized fee APR+ Merkl rewards+ Emissions
Why normalized APR matters
THENFees were earned here.
NOWThe price has moved.
Why past fees should be matched to the liquidity that earned them On the left, fees accrue with substantial liquidity at the earlier price. On the right, the current price is in a thinner liquidity band. The snapshot method incorrectly pairs past fees with the smaller current denominator; the lpstation approach matches fee accrual to historical active liquidity. Past fees Wrong moment Matched to when fees accrued Earlier priceCurrent pricePRICE →PRICE →
Liquidity at each priceWhere fees accruedPrice now
The snapshot problem

A higher APR.
Not higher earnings.

When price moves into a thinner liquidity band, dividing past fees by today's smaller active liquidity can inflate the displayed APR. The pool has not necessarily earned more.

A bigger APR number. Not necessarily a better pool.

Conceptual illustration of the fee component, not market data. nAPR includes available Merkl rewards and emissions, excludes impermanent loss, and is not a guaranteed return. The app identifies when limited history requires an estimate.

Normalized APR (nAPR).
Normalized fees + Merkl rewards + emissions.

Compare pool APRs
Put your decision to work

All that thinking.
Just 1 tx to act.

Zap in, rebalance your range, or migrate between supported DEXs. The steps come together in one atomic transaction.

Your positionReady for a new range.
1 TRANSACTION
WithdrawSwapMint
One atomic transaction.
Your next positionBack in your wallet.
Cross-DEX migration stays on the same chain.Make your next move
Non-custodial. Not a vault.

Your existing NFTs.
A better place to manage them.

Connect your wallet. Track performance, collect fees, add liquidity, and rebalance supported positions you already own.

A real position, in its owner’s walletNFT
Actual wallet-held WETH/USDC position on Arc with balances, unclaimed fees, tick map, and collect, rebalance and remove controls.
WETH / USDC · Actual app captureNo vault deposit. No need to start over.
A few things to know

Before you
settle in.

Is lpstation a vault?

No. lpstation is a non-custodial workspace and execution aggregator for concentrated liquidity. You choose the pools and ranges, and your LP NFTs are held in your wallet.

Can I manage positions created elsewhere?

Yes. Connect the wallet that owns your LP NFTs. Supported positions can be managed even if they were originally created through a DEX frontend.

What makes the APR comparison different?

DEXs use different APR conventions. lpstation accounts for active liquidity when fees accrued to compare historical fee productivity on a consistent basis. Available Merkl rewards and emissions are included for a fuller APR comparison. Where history is limited, the app labels the available estimate. Fee APR does not subtract impermanent loss or predict future returns.

How does Best range work?

Best weighs fee APR, observed volatility, and estimated impermanent loss over a chosen horizon using modeled price scenarios. It is a recommended starting point you can adjust, not a guaranteed optimal range.

Is Backtest based on real price history?

Yes. Backtest uses the pool’s observed price samples to calculate hypothetical fees, impermanent loss, time in range, and performance versus HODL. You can compare widths and rebalancing settings. These are modeled strategy outcomes, not realized wallet returns. Best range recommendations use a separate scenario model.

Can I move liquidity between chains?

You can manage supported positions across chains from the same workspace. Cross-DEX migration moves liquidity between supported DEXs on one chain; it does not bridge funds. Available protocols and actions are shown in the app.

Once you try it,
there’s no going back.

Launch lpstation Non-custodial. Multi-chain. Multi-DEX.