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Liquidity Pools

HyperAMM liquidity pools hold assets across two systems — HyperEVM and HyperCore — with automated management of positions and hedges.

Pool Composition

Every pool maintains a configurable target composition (default split shown):

  • 2/3 on HyperEVM — Assets held in the Valantis sovereign pool, used for swap execution
  • 1/3 on HyperCore — USDC collateral backing perpetual positions for delta hedging

The exact split (coreTargetWeight) is configurable per pool. The protocol's rebalancing system automatically adjusts when the composition drifts from the target.

Single-Sided Deposits

Unlike traditional AMMs that require you to deposit both tokens in a pair, HyperAMM accepts single-sided deposits. Deposit just one token — the protocol handles the rest:

  1. You deposit token A
  2. The protocol converts 1/3 to the appropriate form for Core
  3. Hedging positions are opened automatically
  4. You receive LP tokens representing your share

LP Tokens

When you deposit, you receive LP tokens for the pool. These are standard ERC-20 tokens that:

  • Represent your proportional share of the pool
  • Accrue value as the pool earns fees
  • Can be redeemed to withdraw your liquidity (subject to the withdrawal queue)

How APY is Generated

LP returns come from:

  1. Trading fees — Dynamic fees charged on every swap through the pool (see Dynamic Fees)
  2. Funding fees — For NEUTRAL pools, funding payments from perpetual positions (when the funding rate is positive)

Costs that reduce returns:

  1. Hedging costs — Spread and slippage on Core perpetual orders
  2. Funding fees — For BULL pools, funding payments to the market (when the funding rate is positive)
  3. Rebalancing costs — Minimal costs from maintaining the 2/3-1/3 composition

Supply Caps

Each pool has a configurable supply cap that limits the total amount of LP tokens that can be minted. This protects against:

  • Exceeding available hedging liquidity on Core
  • Concentration risk in any single pool

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