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You get what you came here for?

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

Read more about Umbrae from my previous threads:
https://t.co/rW75tyNRzP

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

And if you have not had a chance yet, feel free to read about the philosophy behind Ignis AI Labs in a article I wrote if you have not had a chance:
https://t.co/hF4BTuKR3O

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

This is what Ignis AI Labs (@IgnisAILabs) builds: infrastructure that does the hard part for you, not another layer that asks more of you.

Automated rebalancing is an Ignis Elite feature, held and locked on Umbrae to enable it. Ignis Elite is the membership layer of the ecosystem, 777 seats, fixed, that unlock Umbrae's advanced tooling and a place in the community shaping where this goes.

You can learn more about the Ignis Elite here: https://t.co/obuKCgQr6p

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

DLMM rewards attention. Plain and simple.
And what better way to give something attention than to automate it?

The keeper, Umbrae's automated rebalancing tool, removes the need to give that attention yourself. You set up a strategy, and it manages the position on your behalf.

Set your position and it re-centers on the live price as the market moves, so your range follows on its own and your liquidity keeps working without manual management. You prepay a small gas balance to cover each rebalance, and you can withdraw your position at any time.

There's also take-profit / stop-loss: set a target or a floor, and the keeper closes the position for you when price reaches it.

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

A DLMM is one of the most capital-efficient way to provide liquidity on chain.

Instead of spreading your capital across an infinite price range like a traditional AMM, where most of it sits idle, it concentrates your capital in a tight band around the current price. More of your capital sits where trading actually happens, and traders get deeper liquidity right where they're executing trades.

But that efficiency is conditional. A DLMM position only works while price stays inside the range you set. The moment the market moves out of your band, the position stops working, your capital is still there, just sitting out of range while trading happens somewhere it isn't.

Keeping it productive means rebalancing: watching where price is, judging real moves from noise, and shifting your range to follow the market. Manually. Repeatedly. In a volatile market, constantly.

That's the real friction of DLMMs. The mechanism that makes them powerful is the same one that makes them higher-maintenance.

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

The hardest part of providing liquidity in a DLMM just got automated.

@Umbrae_Ignis shipped native automated rebalancing. Hand your concentrated-liquidity position to the on-chain keeper and it re-centers on the live price as the market moves, on its own. Your liquidity keeps working without you watching it.

And it's native. Everywhere else, auto-rebalancing is a third-party vault bolted onto someone else's pool. Umbrae built both halves: the DLMM, and the keeper that runs it.

Available only to the @IgnisAILabs Ignis Elite Members!

Why this matters takes a second to explain.🧵

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

Wrote an article explaining the reason why sovereignty is such a core component to @IgnisAILabs and everything Ignis AI Labs does.

If you want to understand more behind the company that created @Umbrae_Ignis the first DLMM on base give this a read!

[GeckoTerminal @GeckoTerminal]

Track the pools trading on Umbrae:
DLMM: https://t.co/xbKogwXohL
DAMM: https://t.co/vrGmlGCV4r
https://t.co/xbKogwXohL

[Umbrae @Umbrae_Ignis]

For anyone just finding us:

Umbrae is a refined liquidity protocol on Base — two engines, one venue.

Now tracked on @GeckoTerminal.

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

https://t.co/BLNdXaJDYW

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

https://t.co/N9LA8xqBUT

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

Also Mobile support is now live!

https://t.co/YyKKDTCpC6

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

https://t.co/oBVvwrdDfj

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

If you're just finding @Umbrae_Ignis, here's what we've laid out so far:

→ The DLMM, and what it means for LPs
→ How the pool design mitigates MEV
→ Why pool creation is permissioned, and how that protects you
→ The security architecture, and why you don't have to trust the team
→ What we're actually building, and why

All live. All on-chain. Threads below 👇

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

https://t.co/xw6GdMYNYf

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

Umbrae (@Umbrae_Ignis) is built on a simple bet that most of crypto gets wrong: that objective value, not hype, is what a healthy on-chain economy has to stand on.

Crypto has a casino problem. Most of what gets built isn't infrastructure, it's machinery for extraction, tokens whose only purpose is to go up until they don't. Umbrae is built to be the opposite of that. 🧵

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

In DeFi, "trust us" is the phrase that tends to precede the losses.

@Umbrae_Ignis was built on the opposite premise. The entire point of self-custody is that no one should have to trust a team with their capital, so the platform was engineered so you don't have to. Security and sovereignty aren't features bolted on. They're the foundation.

Here's what that means in practice 🧵

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

If you've ever had a trade fill at a worse price than you expected, MEV bots are often the reason. Most AMMs do nothing to stop it. Umbrae's DLMM is built so the attack usually doesn't pay off in the first place.

One more reason providing liquidity on Umbrae works in your favor — beyond just the lower fees. 1/4 🧵

[Sam @SapiensArcana]

Just my opinion btw .

But People acting like @saylor selling a little bit of Strategy's BTC started a market downturn don't understand the market.

The issue in my opinion is that too many crypto bros begged Wall Street for ETFs, and now that billions in institutional money have funneled in, the decentralists don't control the narrative anymore. Crypto's just another high-risk, high-beta asset to them at least and one of the first things they sell when tensions rise. That's not death. It's what crypto bros asked for. Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, oil spiking, capital running to safety. That's what's happening.

So yeah, I'm just gonna say how I feel about it. The original crypto dream is mostly dead. We didn't replace the banks. We're not the peer-to-peer escape hatch from the system (at least not mostly anymore). If you're still holding that 2009 vision untouched, I don't know what to tell you.

But here's what I think we actually built, and it's bigger than the dream that was lost: we didn't replace banks but we replaced everything that made the old rails terrible. Not the politics. The plumbing. Settlement that doesn't wait for a wire cutoff. Rails that don't close on weekends. Payments too small for a card to process that move on-chain for basically nothing.

And that's exactly why AI is being built on top of it. Machines can't open a Chase account. They can hold a wallet. AI agents already settled tens of millions in stablecoins this year because crypto is the only rail that works at machine speed and machine size. Visa can't price a one-cent API call. A stablecoin on an L2 can.
That's the identity shift. Crypto stopped being the thing that escapes finance and became the thing that finance and AI will need to run on.

The real enemy was never the politics but it's the monetary system itself, and that one's almost impossible to beat head-on. But those of us still here, building the right setup, become the hubs everything flows through when full integration hits. That's the play now. Build the rails.

[S. @YourManSam369]

@EfficioiVitae Bringing Catholics into this is the worst idea he could have lmao. Imagine having to delegate your ethics committee to a 2000 year old pedo cult that relies on indoctrinating people at birth in order to maintain its membership numbers