lpstation Docs

One workspace for concentrated liquidity. Compare pools across DEXs and chains, add liquidity in a single transaction, and keep every position earning, without handing your funds to anyone.

Networks and DEXs

Uniswap v3 · v4 Fables · Uniswap v4 hooks Aerodrome UP Pharaoh Velodrome PancakeSwap Ramses Kittenswap Project X HyperSwap nest UltraSolid Hybra

Arc Robinhood Base HyperEVM BNB Chain Avalanche OP Mainnet

Getting started

1. Connect your wallet. Any browser wallet that connects to web apps works, such as MetaMask or Rabby.
2. Pick a network from the top bar.
3. Choose a pool in Add position, set your range and amount, then select Get quote.
4. Review and sign. Every step is listed before your wallet asks you for anything.

Rewards, counted the way each DEX pays

A pool's APR only matters if it is what you can actually earn. DEXs reward liquidity in very different ways, so lpstation reads each one on its own terms.

Swap fees

Most pools pay liquidity providers a share of every trade while the price is inside their range. Some pass the swap fee to voters instead. There lpstation shows 0% fees, so you never count on income that is not coming.

Emissions instead of fees

On many DEXs, staking a position earns token emissions but gives up its swap fees. You earn one or the other, never both, so lpstation never adds them together.

Rewards on top of fees

Some farms keep paying your swap fees while you are staked, and incentive campaigns can pay on top without any staking. Here both count.

Rewards settled off-chain

Some DEXs settle emissions off-chain and let you claim a signed amount. lpstation includes them and claims them for you.

What this means for you:

• nAPR, our normalized APR, shows what liquidity in a range earns while the price stays inside it, counted the way that DEX pays.
• Where staking changes what you earn, Earn shows both options with their nAPR and picks the higher one for you.
• In Manage, each position's nAPR follows how it actually sits: staked or not.
• Everything a position has earned can be claimed from one place.

Using lpstation

Add liquidity

• Find a pool. Pools across the network's DEXs, compared by nAPR, volume and TVL. Tokens are matched by address, so look-alike tokens stay out of the list.
• Choose a range. Presets sized to how much the pair moves, a recommended range, a live liquidity ladder, and a backtest of how the range would have done recently.
• Deposit what you have. One token, both, or a token the pool does not hold. It is converted in the same transaction.
• Choose how it earns. In pools that pay for staking, pick Swap fees or Stake.
• Get quote, then Execute. The quote shows any swap, the exact position you will receive, and the estimated gas.

Manage positions

• All your positions on the selected network, from every supported DEX, in one list. Filter by in range, near an edge or out of range, and sort by date, value or nAPR.
• Each position shows its range status, a Staked or Unstaked label where staking matters, its unclaimed fees and its own nAPR.
• Claim collects fees and rewards together, grouped into as few transactions as possible.
• Remove withdraws all or part of a position.

Rebalance and move

• When the price leaves your range or nears its edge, Rebalance moves the position to a new range in one transaction: it withdraws, swaps to the right ratio and adds the liquidity again.
• Pick a preset or set the bounds yourself, and see the new range's nAPR and a backtest before you commit.
• Options: reinvest unclaimed fees, top up from your wallet, and keep the new position staked.
• To move a position to another pool of the same pair, such as a different fee tier or DEX, choose it under My position in Add position.

Staking

• Some pools pay their emissions only to staked positions. When you choose to stake, lpstation adds the staking steps right after the new position is created.
• Only a position's owner can stake it, and the position is created straight in your wallet, so staking takes one or two more signatures. They are listed before you start.
• Staked positions carry a Staked label in Manage. Their rewards are claimed with the rest, and a rebalance can put the new position straight back in.

Alerts

Connect Telegram to get a message when a position leaves its range, nears an edge, or reaches a price you set. Alerts only read: they never move funds.

Swap

A built-in swap powered by KYO.ag, for same-chain and cross-chain swaps. After you claim a reward, Swap opens with that token ready.

Past positions

Positions you have closed stay listed, with a timeline of what you did through lpstation: added, rebalanced, collected and removed. It is a record of your transactions, not a performance report.

Safety

Your wallet, not a vault

lpstation never holds your funds. Each action is a transaction from your own wallet and finishes inside that transaction. Nothing is parked with us in between.

Minimal approvals

By default you approve only the one position an action uses, never every position you own, and only the exact token amount a deposit needs.

Approvals only you can use

Most wallet drains start with an old approval: a contract you approved once is later tricked into moving your tokens. lpstation splits its work between two contracts, so an approval to lpstation cannot be turned against you.

• The Hub is the only lpstation contract you approve. It is deliberately small: it trades nothing, and it moves tokens and positions only from the wallet that sent the transaction. Only you can set it in motion, and only in a transaction you send.
• The Executor does the work: swaps, deposits and staking on the DEXs. No one ever approves it. The Hub hands it exactly what your transaction needs, during that transaction only.
• When the Executor is done, the Hub checks that the new position is in your wallet and at least as large as you accepted. If not, the whole transaction reverts.

So an approval to the Hub is useless to anyone but you, and the contract that works with the DEXs never has access to your wallet. It is the same principle as 0x's AllowanceHolder.

Protected execution

Every quote sets a slippage limit and a deadline, and the smallest position you will accept is fixed before you sign. If the market moves past your limits, the transaction simply fails and your funds stay where they were.

The better route

Each quote compares routes and executes through the better one.

Unsafe tokens and pools filtered

Tokens are recognized by address, never by name. Tokens that lose part of every transfer are refused when quoting, and pools with unverified hooks are hidden.

Every step shown first

Before your wallet asks for anything, you see how many signatures an action takes, what each one does, and why any are separate.

This is what you see before your wallet opens. Adding liquidity to a Kittenswap pool with staking chosen takes four steps: the token approval, the deposit itself, and the two staking steps, each with what it does and the reason staking is signed separately. With Permit2 on, the approval becomes a free signature and there is no allowance left behind.

Contract addresses

When your wallet asks you to approve or send a transaction, check that it goes to the lpstation Hub for that network.

Fees

lpstation currently charges no fee. When a deposit or rebalance needs a swap, the aggregator route may include a minimal swap fee. Network gas is paid as usual.

Risks

lpstation's contracts are provided as is and, like any smart contract, carry risk. They are designed to keep it small:

• The Hub acts only on a transaction you send, and the Executor that works with the DEXs is never approved (see Approvals only you can use).
• Every transaction checks its own result. If the new position does not arrive in your wallet, or the amounts fall outside your slippage limit, the whole transaction reverts.

Providing liquidity has its own risks. Price moves can leave a position worth less than simply holding the tokens (impermanent loss). A position out of range earns nothing until the price comes back. Reward tokens change in price. lpstation also depends on the DEXs it connects to. Nothing here is financial advice.

Glossary

Range

The price interval where your liquidity is active.

In range, out of range

Whether the current price is inside your range. Only liquidity in range earns swap fees.

nAPR

Normalized APR. See the FAQ above.

Hub

The lpstation contract you approve and send transactions to on each network. It moves tokens only from the wallet that sends the transaction.

Executor

The lpstation contract that swaps, deposits and stakes on the DEXs within your transaction. No one approves it.

Rebalance

Moving a position to a new range in one transaction.

Staking

Putting a position where its pool pays emissions to it.

Claim

Collecting the fees and rewards a position has earned.

Slippage

How far the price may move between the quote and the transaction before it is refused.

Permit2

A widely used approval standard: one approval to Permit2, then a single-use signature for each deposit.

Screenshots show the app with wallet addresses and position IDs removed. Figures in them are examples from the time of capture, not live values.