Unipilot V2
  • Unipilot
    • Introduction
    • Concentrated Liquidity
    • Our Goal
  • The Pilot Protocol
    • Unipilot Vaults
    • Unipilot Liquidity Management (ULM)
      • Actively-managed vaults
      • Community vaults
    • Auto Compounding
    • Unipilot Treasury
    • Staking
    • Providing liquidity via Unipilot
    • Range Prediction & Strategy
    • Contracts / Addresses
    • Unipilot Factory Contracts
    • Unipilot Strategy Contracts
    • PILOT Token
  • Features
    • Cross-chain Support
      • Polygon Update
        • Multiple Strategies
        • Rebalance Threshold
    • Universal Support
  • Community
    • Bug bounty
    • Governance
    • Our Socials
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Community vaults

One of the most prominent features of the Unipilot protocol is its universal liquidity management. The protocol does not limit users to investing in pools chosen by the protocol. Instead, it allows users to create a pool for any pair that exists on Uniswap v3. These Community vaults have their ranges selected by the Unipilot protocol, though they will be rebalanced by the community. Anyone can rebalance these vaults when necessary.

Community vaults contain two ranges, one which is concentrated around the current price to earn high fees, and another in a wider range which will earn fees when the price moves into that area.

On each rebase or withdrawal, accumulated fees are compounded back into active liquidity. At the same time, a fee is sent to the Unipilot Treasury, where it is used to fund operations and staking rewards.

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