Benefits
Using Foundry, teams can optimize their protocol-owned liquidity to build deep markets, lower trading slippage, and generate sustainable trading fees instead of paying out endless incentives.
Let’s take a look at the benefits:
End “Rented” Liquidity: By managing your own liquidity, your protocol can achieve deep liquidity without continuously issuing tokens, turning a major capital drain into a potentially revenue-generating asset.
Protection against MEV and Execution Risk: Whenever you perform an action through Arcadia, dedicated transaction emulators make sure you don’t fall prey to MEV attacks or faulty transactions.
Strategic Bootstrapping: If your protocol is launching a token, Arcadia facilitates organic price discovery and provides support for setting up your clAMM pool parameters to ensure deep liquidity.
Treasury Diversification: Protocols often hold 100% of their treasury in their native token and lack the ETH or USDC needed to seed a pool. Arcadia provides custom strategies to manage the conversion without crashing the token price.
Operational Simplicity: Arcadia’s architecture is modular and can manage your liquidity across multiple venues (including Uniswap V3/V4, Aerodrome, etc.) atomically, with automated rebalancing for your liquidity ranges based on our proprietary algorithms.
Capital Efficiency: Arcadia ensures that the capital you deploy is utilized as efficiently as possible, meaning you can achieve the same market depth with a fraction of the capital.
Better Trader Experience: By concentrating liquidity around the active price, Arcadia ensures that traders buying or selling your token experience minimal slippage, making your token more attractive to trade.
Non-Custodial Security: Arcadia provides a trustless structure where the protocol retains full ownership of the assets.
DAO-enabled: Is your project structured as a DAO? Arcadia readily integrates with Safe and Fireblocks multi-sig wallets so your DAO retains custody without the need for micro-management, thanks to our automations.
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