Your liquidity. Your position.
Add LP to the SECTOR100 / USDG pair, collect trading fees and manage your own position.
Vault, Provider, SEC and locking live · Community voting pendingTwo ranges in the fixed 1% pool.
- Open Provider and connect your wallet.
- Choose Single-sided (P to 10P) or Wide (P/20 to 20P). P is a reference price in USDG per SECTOR100. Single-sided initially uses the higher of vault NAV and pool price so it can start with SECTOR100 only. Wide initially uses NAV. You can enter your own price; if Single-sided P falls below the pool price, Use pool price updates P explicitly. The multiplier is editable.
- Single-sided uses existing SECTOR100 only, with a zero USDG spending limit. Its starting price must be at or above the current pool price. Wide uses the one or two tokens required by the pool price within your chosen bounds.
- Review actual rounded price bounds, token amounts and maximum deposit limits. Confirm the required token permissions and deposit in your wallet. Gas is separate.
Both modes use the same existing pool. Its LP fee is fixed at 1% in the pool key and cannot be changed by this form. A deposit reuses your position only when its price bounds match exactly; otherwise it opens a separate wallet-owned position. Neither mode is full range.
Ranges do not set the market price.
Adding liquidity does not reset the current pool price or automatically track the vault NAV. A wider range spreads the same capital more thinly and does not guarantee smaller price moves. A position stops earning fees outside its range and resumes when the price reenters it.
A single-sided SECTOR100 position supplies tokens for buyers. It initially has no USDG to pay sellers. Trading changes its token mix, and other positions can allow the pool to trade beyond your bounds.
Vault minting and redemption.
Buy on the SECTOR100 Trade page acquires basket assets and mints new shares through the vault. Sell redeems shares: after the redemption fee, the redeemed shares are burned and their proportional basket assets are released. The router can settle in USDG or ETH.
Provider manages liquidity in the SECTOR100 / USDG market. A pool swap transfers existing shares between participants; it does not itself create or redeem vault shares.
Read the mint and redeem mechanismAdd more or reinvest fees.
Choose Add more on your position card to select that same position for your next deposit. Its existing price bounds stay fixed. New ranged positions use wallet token balances. Legacy full-range positions additionally retain ETH and USDG conversion routes when available. Automatic fee reinvestment is supported only for those full-range positions; ranged positions can collect fees and manually add them back.
When enabled and fees are available, Rebalance fees previews a fee-only reinvestment. It collects accrued fees without removing principal, swaps the excess asset in the same 1% pool, and increases your existing full-range position. It creates no pool or NFT and spends no token balance from your wallet. A position permission signature may be required before the single transaction. The swap pays the pool fee, gas is separate, and unused fee tokens return to your wallet. Quotes refresh every 30 seconds; confirm the preview in your wallet to execute.
Collect or withdraw.
Your wallet owns the position. You can collect earned fees, remove part of the liquidity or close it. Withdrawal amounts change with trades and pool price movements.
Only the protocol position held by SharePoolLock is permanently locked. That lock does not prevent users from withdrawing their own Provider positions.
Earn a share of trading fees.
The SECTOR100 / USDG pool fee is 1%. Each position earns the part attributable to its active liquidity and actual trading activity, in the assets earned. It is not a fixed yield.
The launchpad creator/platform split applies to launcher-held positions. Users keep the fees of their own index-pool Provider positions.