Unipilot optimizes liquidity so you can earn higher returns and save on gas. For projects, this increased capital efficiency reduces the cost of liquidity provision.
Add or migrate liquidity to Unipilot.
Unipilot manages your position on Uniswap v3, keeping it concentrated around the current price at all times.
Sit back and relax knowing that you are always earning high returns.
The protocol takes a 10% cut of fees earned. This revenue is then used to reward PILOT stakers and to cover protocol expenses.
PILOT stakers receive 40% of protocol revenue paid in ETH. This gives the PILOT token utility and allows our community to benefit from the success of Unipilot.
When Uniswap announced that Uniswap V3 would enable liquidity providers to concentrate their liquidity into tighter price ranges to earn more fees, we realized there was a need for a service that could optimize and automate the process to remove the complexities of liquidity management.
When you provide liquidity on Uniswap v3, you have to select the price range for your capital. Select a concentrated range and you can earn far higher fees. However, when the price moves out of this area, your liquidity becomes inactive and you stop earning any fees.
Conversely, if you select a wide range, your returns will be limited. Unipilot selects the optimal range for your capital so you can earn higher returns and save on gas, as the protocol rebalances your position into a new optimal range on your behalf when necessary, and auto-compounds earned fees to increase returns.
Unipilot aims to be the one-stop solution for optimized liquidity across AMMs (Automated Market Makers) that offer concentrated liquidity.
Unipilot currently supports the Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum networks on Uniswap v3, and will soon add support for more networks and DEXs including, but not limited to, Optimism and QuickSwap.
The PILOT token can be staked to earn a share of protocol revenue paid in ETH every block.
Revenue earned across all chains where Unipilot is present is shared with stakers on the Ethereum chain.
Returns earned by Unipilot users could be described as “real yield”, as they are non-inflationary and paid to you by traders on the underlying AMM (Automated Market Maker) such as Uniswap v3.
These traders are using your liquidity to buy and sell assets, and they pay a fee (typically 0.3% or 1%) which goes to liquidity providers. When your liquidity is optimized, you earn a higher share of these fees.
Therefore, as long as DEXs are being used by traders, there will be returns for Unipilot users. The Unipilot protocol itself is sustained by a 10% tax on fees earned.
First and foremost, it is advisable to provide liquidity for tokens from projects that you like and trust. Next, you can decide which type of vault to use: Wide, Balanced or Narrow. See our article for guidance.
Feb 28, 2023
Unipilot February 2023 recap
Let’s see what was achieved at Unipilot over the past month!
Jan 31, 2023
Unipilot January 2023 recap
After a quiet December for the crypto markets, volumes and prices picked up in January, and so did Unipilot TVL
Feb 28, 2023
Unipilot February 2023 recap
Let’s see what was achieved at Unipilot over the past month!
Jan 31, 2023
Unipilot January 2023 recap
After a quiet December for the crypto markets, volumes and prices picked up in January, and so did Unipilot TVL
Providing liquidity on Uniswap v3 can be a daunting experience, as users need to predict the optimal price range for their capital and pay for numerous transactions to reactivate the position when it goes out of range.
Unipilot manages Uniswap v3 liquidity positions on behalf of our users, keeping it in an optimal range so they no longer need to predict the best price range nor pay gas fees to keep the position active. The result is a better experience and potential for higher returns for LPs. For projects, this optimization also leads to greater capital efficiency for their token and enables lower-slippage trading.
Unipilot takes a small cut of fees earned on the protocol. This is then used to reward PILOT stakers and to add protocol-owned liquidity, which generates additional revenue, creating a powerful flywheel effect. Learn more in our Tokenomics article.
