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# HawkFi | High Frequency Liquidity

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HawkFi is a High Frequency Liquidity (HFL) platform that empowers Liquidity Providers (LPers) to generate more fees for every token life cycle.

## Why HawkFi?

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Maximum fee capture of permissionless assets depends on overcoming the human limits of active LPing with fast, smart, machine-executed LPing.

Manual LPing is limited by reaction time, attention, execution speed, and consistency. HawkFi automates DLMM LP management so liquidity can be reshaped, rebalanced, compounded, claimed, or closed according to configured strategy logic.

HawkFi's core edge is not that it changes market conditions. It helps LPers execute strategies that are difficult or impossible to run manually at the required speed and precision.

## Documentation Hierarchy

HawkFi documentation is organized from thesis to execution:

| Layer                                                                                                        | Purpose                                                                                | What lives there                                                                                |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [HawkFi overview](https://hawkfi.gitbook.io/whitepaper)                                                      | Explains the High Frequency Liquidity thesis and why machine-executed DLMM LP matters. | The core idea behind HawkFi and the logic behind high-frequency liquidity.                      |
| [Models](/whitepaper/hawkfi-or-high-frequency-liquidity/hawkfi-models.md)                                    | Introduces HawkFi models and helps users choose where to start.                        | Strategy picker, market scenarios, strategy overview, and model table of contents.              |
| Variant of the model                                                                                         | Explains how one variation changes the parent model.                                   | What is wider, tighter, more directional, or more defensive, and when that variant fits better. |
| [Automations Library](/whitepaper/hawkfi-or-high-frequency-liquidity/hawkfi-models/build-your-own-models.md) | Explains and overview of the building blocks of HawkFi strategies - automations.       | A basic overview of the Automations people can build with.                                      |

## Start Here

[Models](/whitepaper/hawkfi-or-high-frequency-liquidity/hawkfi-models.md)\
Models is the next page after this thesis layer. It explains what HawkFi models are, when each model family fits, and where to go next.

[Build Your Own Strategy](/whitepaper/hawkfi-or-high-frequency-liquidity/hawkfi-models/build-your-own-models.md)\
Build Your Own Strategy is the automation-first path for users who want to combine HawkFi automations manually instead of starting from a model.


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