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Concentrated Liquidity

Definition

Concentrated liquidity refers to the strategic allocation of capital by liquidity providers within a specific price range on a decentralized exchange. This method permits liquidity providers to supply assets only where active trading occurs, enhancing capital efficiency compared to traditional automated market maker models. By focusing assets around current market prices, it aims to reduce slippage for traders and potentially increase fee earnings for providers. This approach significantly alters the dynamics of decentralized finance liquidity provision.