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Dynamic Liquidity Pools

Definition

Dynamic liquidity pools are collections of digital assets in decentralized finance that adjust their parameters based on market conditions. These automated market maker pools automatically modify aspects like trading fees, asset weights, or price ranges in response to real-time market volatility, trading volume, or other on-chain data. The goal is to optimize capital efficiency for liquidity providers and minimize impermanent loss. This adaptability allows for more sophisticated and responsive decentralized trading environments.