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V3 to V3 Migration

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Last updated 8 months ago

Price Range Fall Out

A 'price range' refers to the minimum and maximum price ranges in which an asset can be traded, and suppliers will receive pool usage fees if a transaction occurs within the price range.

When the token price of the supplied pool fluctuates, the ratio of assets in the pool changes. And if the token price falls outside the range due to drastic changes in token prices, suppliers will only hold one token from the token pair. In that case, supplied assets cannot be traded within the rages, so pool usage fees and rewards cannot be earned.

For example, in a ETH-USDT concentrated pool with 1 ETH equal to 1,000 USDT at a minimum and 2,000 USDT at a maximum, the supplier's ETH will be converted to USDT when 1 ETH equals 3,000 USDT.

Migration

If no transactions occur within the suppliers' price range, the pools become inactive, making it impossible for suppliers to earn pool usage fee profits and additional rewards (token airdrop, etc.). If so, suppliers are required to remove their assets and re-supply them.

The Fizzswap V3 pool offers one-stop migration, allowing suppliers to migrate their assets with a single transaction. The detailed procedure consists of asset removal - supply in the new price range, and suppliers can migrate from the detail page of the pool they provided liquidity for.

*Case 1: If the token price changes to the Change2 state, transactions stop occurring in liquidity pool A, which makes pool A inactive.

*Case 2: If the token price changes to the Change1 state, transactions continue to occur in liquidity pool A, but the price might fall out of range and may turn into an inactive state.

▶ In both cases, suppliers can re-supply to a stable price range via migration and continue earning pool usage fee profit and rewards.

Please refer to the V3 Pair Deposit guide and policy.

V3 Supply Guide
V3 Supply Policy