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Dynamic Liquidity Management

Definition

Dynamic Liquidity Management involves actively adjusting the allocation and availability of capital within decentralized finance protocols in response to changing market conditions. This strategy aims to optimize capital efficiency, minimize impermanent loss, and maximize returns for liquidity providers. It utilizes automated algorithms or smart contract logic to rebalance assets, modify fee structures, or shift liquidity between different pools. Such management is essential for maintaining robust and efficient decentralized exchanges and lending platforms.