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Impermanent Loss Mitigation

Definition

Impermanent Loss Mitigation refers to strategies and mechanisms designed to lessen or compensate for the temporary capital depreciation experienced by liquidity providers in Automated Market Maker pools. This loss occurs when the price ratio of deposited assets diverges from their initial deposit value. Techniques include dynamic fee structures, concentrated liquidity provisions, and specialized pool designs. The aim is to protect liquidity providers from adverse market movements.