TRUSS LP

Introduction

TRUSS LP is automated concentrated-liquidity management. You send funds to a vault you own, pick a pool, and withdraw when you want out. The desk does the rest — width, rebalances, sit-out, harvests.

What TRUSS LP is

A concentrated LP position only earns while the pool price stays inside a tick range. Too tight a range and the position is kicked out, paying rebalance costs. Too wide a range and capital is idle relative to the fee stream. The useful object is not “highest APR”. It is the expected payoff after impermanent loss and after every rebalance.

TRUSS LP runs that optimisation on every vault. Inputs are realised volatility (a jump-diffusion, not a smooth trend) and the live fee-plus-emissions APR. The output is a width, or a decision to hold 50/50 and wait. The same policy is what the always-on simulation uses, so the ranking table is the strategy, not a separate marketing score.

Your job, and ours

This is automated LP management. You send dollars into a vault you own. We run the address from there: range width, rebalances, sit-out, emissions, and the swaps those steps need. When you want your investment back, you withdraw. The client’s job is to choose which pool to be in and when to withdraw. Nothing else.

How you use it

1. Click Connect Wallet when you want to. The site does not force a wallet popup on load.
2. Read How to for the three width states (tight, moderate, sit-out).
3. Open LP Protocol. Create a vault for a $1 setup fee, then deposit at least $100.
4. Pick a pool from Simulation Ranks: Ladder (and check the Snake). We take care of the address after that.
5. Withdraw when you want out. Funds sweep back to your wallet.

What this is not

TRUSS LP does not forecast which token in a pair will go up. The simulation ranks how the LP-plus-volatility-harvest book beats HODL and acontinuous 50/50 rebalancer. Chasing the noisiest APR is how LP books lose money. A pool that has ranked well for 12–24 hours and holds a pair you are willing to inventory is the practical rule.