Compounders

Compounders: immutable, permissionless Asset Managers that auto-compound concentrated liquidity fees. Properties, fee structure, and link to technical deep dive.

Compounders address a critical inefficiency in concentrated liquidity protocols, where yield from liquidity positions is not automatically reinvested. These asset managers transform linear returns into exponential growth by automatically compounding fees.

For a deep dive into our Compounders' mathematical and technical intricacies, read our comprehensive deep dive.

Properties

Compounders are:

• Immutable.

• Non-Custodial but triggering is Permissioned.

• The contract relies on economic incentives, with the initiator of the compound earning a small reward.

Fees

The compounders charges the standard fee on yield earned, see Fees and may charge a fee on amounts swapped based on the stAAA holdings of the Account Owner.