🔥High Frequency Liquidity (HFL)

Highly concentrated fee generation from tight-range and real-time rebalanced DLMM

Disclaimer: Not Financial Advice (NFA) and Do Your Own Research (DYOR). This is a “living & breathing” document that will constantly be updated based on new findings & learnings of HFL experiments. HFL is an advanced liquidity providing strategy for advanced LPers

What is High Frequency Liquidity (HFL)?

  • HFL is a Meteora DLMM automation strategy that provides liquidity at very tight ranges (eg 6-12 bins) while rapidly swapless rebalancing in real-time to constantly stay in-range for concentrated fee generation.

Token selection

  • Target tokens trading upwards or sideways (not downwards). Rebalances amplify gains upwards/sideways, and losses downwards. Temporary dips are fine when fee-generation can catch up at reversals

Token Price Trend
Goal of HFL

⬆️ Upwards

Be net positive from token price growth and concentrated fee-generation

↔️ Sideways

Be net positive from concentrated fee-generation

⬇️ Downwards

Avoid LPing into a token in steep decline. Because rebalances amplify gains upwards/sideways and losses downwards.

However during temporary dips, there are cases when HFL mitigates IL during sideways trading or reversals, due to concentrated fee-generation.

In some cases of very high volume tokens, HFL fee-generation can offset or outperform IL from token price declines.

How to do HFL?

Step
HawkFi automation
Purpose

1

Deploy tight 6-12 bins single-side liquidity at local bottoms of price (In other words: Enter at price dips)

Maximize upside and minimize IL from token price bottoming further

2

0 minute autor-ebalance, follow price up or down

Constantly stay in-range by rapidly rebalancing in real-time to generate fees

3

Swapless “No swap” autorebalances

Maximize yield by avoiding DEX swap fees for frequent rebalances

4

Match “New price range after rebalance” to number of bins in Step 1

Maximize fee-generation by concentrating LP tightly around market price of token

5 (Optional)

Stop Loss, with auto-swap to SOL or USDC

Mitigate downside risk by setting a stop loss trigger that closes the LP position and auto-swaps to SOL

HFL Case Studies

Tutorial Videos

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