Picon DLMM keeps liquidity in discrete price bins instead of spreading it thin along a curve. You choose the exact prices your money works at, and earn a bigger share of the fee when the market moves.
A bin is one fixed price. Every token sitting in that bin trades at that exact price — no curve, no drift. When a bin runs out, the market simply moves to the next one along.
The bin currently being traded is the active bin. It's the only one holding both tokens at once. Bins below it hold the token people are buying with; bins above hold the token they're buying.
The same amount in every bin. Simple, even coverage across your whole range — a good default if you have no strong view.
Most of your liquidity around the current price, tapering outward. Earns the most fees while price stays put.
Weighted toward the edges of your range. Suits selling into strength and buying into weakness as price swings.
Any Solana wallet works. Nothing leaves your wallet until you approve a transaction.
Browse the live pools and open the pair you want to provide liquidity for.
Choose a price range and a shape, deposit, and start earning fees on every trade through your bins.
It's one exact price. Your liquidity sits in the bins you chose, and you earn the fee on every trade that passes through them. A trade small enough to fit inside one bin clears at exactly that price — larger ones cross several bins in turn.
Each pool sets a base fee, and a volatility component is added on top when the market is moving quickly — then decays as things calm down. Traders pay it; liquidity providers in the bins that were traded earn it.
Yes. As price moves through your range, your position converts between the two tokens, so you can end up with a different mix than you deposited and worth less than simply holding — commonly called impermanent loss. Fees earned offset it, but they don't guarantee a profit.
Your position stops earning fees, because trades are happening in bins you don't hold. It sits fully in one of the two tokens until price comes back, or until you move your range.
No. It's a non-custodial on-chain program — your tokens are in your own wallet or in your own position, and every action needs your signature. Everything the program does happens on Solana, so every action against your position is public and auditable on-chain.
The lightpaper covers the mechanics and the maths, and compare puts it side by side with other AMM designs.
Live on Solana mainnet. Connect a wallet and put your liquidity exactly where you want it.