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TRUSS Liq. Pool

The TRUSS Liq. Pool is the TRUSSV/WETH pool on Uniswap v3, with a 1% fee. It is the normal place to buy and sell TRUSSV, and anyone can provide liquidity to it.

What it is

  • A standard Uniswap v3 pool: 0xd80D1C3e8dFD84AAab769B45f2BaE09448Fabc42. It can also be used from any Uniswap interface.
  • Every trade pays a 1% fee, which goes to the liquidity providers in the pool.
  • The pool is separate from the TRUSS VAULT contract. It is traded constantly to remove arbitrage opportunities; its price is still set by trading and can be above or below the TRUSS VAULT’s NAV.
  • The pool is small, so large trades move the price. Always check the amount you will receive before you sign.

Buying and selling TRUSSV

The TRUSS Liq. Pool tab
The TRUSS Liq. Pool tab (example values).
  1. 1The TRUSSV price in the pool and its difference from NAV.
  2. 2The pool price (solid line) against NAV (dashed), and the liquidity in the pool.
  3. 3Your liquidity positions in the pool.
  4. 4The swap box: pay ETH to receive TRUSSV, or press ⇅ to sell TRUSSV for ETH.
  1. Connect your wallet and open the TRUSS Liq. Pool tab.
  2. Enter the amount to pay and check the amount you will receive.
  3. Choose your slippage limit. If the price moves past it before your transaction lands, nothing happens.
  4. Sign the swap. It goes through Uniswap’s router, and the tokens go straight to your wallet.

Below NAV, buying in the pool gets more backing per dollar; above NAV, it gets less. The chart shows both lines.

Providing liquidity

Adding liquidity to the TRUSSV/WETH pool
Adding liquidity (example).
  1. 1Choose a price range: a preset, the min and max boxes, or drag the range edges on the chart.
  2. 2Deposit both tokens, or zap in with one token and let the page swap part of it.
  • Your position is a Uniswap v3 position NFT held in your own wallet.
  • It earns a share of the 1% trading fee only while the pool price is inside your range.
  • On the same tab you can add to, remove from and collect fees on your positions. Emptied positions move to Old Positions.
  • The position is not staked in any gauge and earns no emissions.

Risks

  • Loss to price movement. As the price moves, your position sells the rising token and buys the falling one, so it can end up worth less than simply holding.
  • Out of range. Outside your range the position earns nothing and holds only one of the two tokens.
  • Thin liquidity. A small pool can move sharply on a single trade, and fee income is not guaranteed.
  • TRUSSV itself. Its value depends on the TRUSS VAULT; see TRUSS VAULT and TRUSSV and Risks.