RangePilot.io

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@jaouad2d @LisaFlorentina8 The product fee is 25 bps (0.25%) when you open a position and 25 bps when you close. Net yield still depends on LP fees earned, hedge costs and market conditions.

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@CteaAminah @WilcosX Less manual calculation and sequencing, but still your approval. Today, rebalance triggers prepare an action for you to review and sign; the hedge stays static until you instruct a change. Unattended rebalancing is not live yet.

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@Dan1umma @andrewtalksdefi Exactly, those risks remain. A short can offset some directional exposure, but it does not erase impermanent loss or make cross-venue execution atomic. The desk keeps the LP, hedge and fees visible together, with changes reviewed and approved by the user.

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@0xkenyaz @LisaFlorentina8 Range width and directional exposure need separate decisions. The desk puts the LP and matching short in one workflow, but a static hedge can drift as inventory changes. Today, users review and approve adjustments; funding, liquidation and LP risks still matter.

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@Dassahinweb @Capy_Research Exactly. Separating LP P&L, hedge P&L and fees helps show what is actually driving the result. A green hedge alone is not the whole picture, and neither is gross fee income; the combined position and its costs matter.

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@Elvaragirly53 @0xHaley_ Agreed that a live product and demonstrated performance are different things. One correction: today’s desk still needs user oversight. Hedges are static, and range or hedge changes require approval; unattended management is on the roadmap.

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@Kriptobliss @0xPhoenix77 @Lighter_xyz LPs need a clear view of what they’re carrying through that volatility. Our focus is making range, inventory and hedge exposure easier to review together, so staying, adjusting or exiting can be a deliberate user decision.

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@ThangHoang58875 @0xPhoenix77 @Lighter_xyz The key thing to track is how the LP inventory changes relative to the short. Today the hedge stays static until you approve an adjustment, so a large move can leave residual exposure. Margin and liquidation risk still matter even when the position starts hedged.

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@Un__xa @Nick_Researcher Bringing both legs together is the focus. Just to separate the current release from the roadmap: the co-pilot drafts actions for approval, and hedges are static today. Autonomous rehedging is still to come.

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@mdmominul3991 @0xPhoenix77 @Lighter_xyz That’s the longer-term idea: LPs can make a more informed choice about staying in a pool when fees and exposure are visible together. A hedge is one tool in that decision, not a guarantee of steady liquidity or a positive return.

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@LordOfAlts @WilcosX The practical role today is helping you inspect the position and prepare an action without piecing everything together across venues. You still make the decision and sign; the AI doesn’t take control of the wallet.

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@Dreamerixi @Tom_Degen68 Checking the math is sensible. Include LP inventory changes, hedge P&L, funding and execution costs, plus the margin needed to keep the short open. Fees alone don’t establish a profit, and a static hedge can drift. The limits: https://t.co/2mgrlhP1bK

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@shadowmint07 @Capy_Research The desk brings LP inventory, range and hedge exposure into one position view, with LP P&L, hedge P&L and fees separated. You review proposed range or hedge changes before signing; today the hedge won’t adjust itself as inventory moves. https://t.co/2mgrlhP1bK

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@buyback_cafe The positions view separates LP P&L, hedge P&L, fees and net yield. You’re right that funding and rebalance/execution costs matter to the combined result; gross fee APR alone isn’t enough. The current app examples are illustrative, not a live performance record.

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@DucCryptoX @Capy_Research The product is already live. The current desk supports user-approved LP and static-hedge workflows; autonomous rehedging is still ahead. You can see the current scope and how it works here: https://t.co/2mgrlhPz1i

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@0xNDSAI @WilcosX Today it still needs your oversight: the desk prepares LP and hedge actions, and you review and sign them. The short stays static until instructed otherwise. Completely hands-free management is a future goal, not the current product.

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@LisaFlorentina8 Thanks for calling out the static-hedge limit. To be precise, today’s hedge changes only on user instruction; it won’t track LP inventory automatically. It can reduce directional exposure, but IL, funding, basis and liquidation risks still need to be assessed.

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@0xHaley_ Thanks for unpacking the LP side. To clarify today’s scope: the AI prepares actions, but users review and sign them. Hedges are static, and range or hedge changes need approval. Unattended management is roadmap work; the live desk still needs user oversight.

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@0xshanks_hunter Appreciate it. Bringing the LP and hedge into one reviewable workflow is the milestone. The current release keeps actions user-approved and hedges static, so the limits are as important as the launch.

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@Capy_Research Appreciate the focus on the whole position. The desk keeps fee income, LP P&L and hedge P&L separate so the combined result is easier to assess. Today that workflow uses static hedges and user-approved actions, with funding and execution risks still part of the picture.