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Liquidity Protection

Definition

Liquidity Protection refers to mechanisms designed to safeguard capital provided by liquidity providers within decentralized finance protocols. These systems aim to mitigate risks such as impermanent loss, which occurs when the value of deposited assets diverges. Common methods include insurance funds, dynamic fee adjustments, or specialized pool designs that reduce exposure to price volatility. The goal is to sustain stable liquidity provision by minimizing potential financial drawbacks for participants.