Moving your position to a wide range

The new version does not put your money in one range but in three at once: a wide one, a middle one and a narrow one, with a third of the capital in each. The narrow one earns fast and falls out sooner; the wide one rides out big moves and earns slowly. Having them together is what removes the need to guess which. It stays on Arbitrum, so there is no bridge to cross: you withdraw here and open there, and you sign both.

Before moving anything, harvest what you have accrued. Withdrawing collects it too, but seeing it on its own makes clear what is capital and what is fees.

Withdrawing closes the position and pays you in USDC in the same transaction. No queue, no window, and nobody who has to approve it. Whoever invited you stays recorded in this contract even after you withdraw: it is never erased.

2 · What moving costs

The new contract lives on the same network as the current one, so there is no bridge to cross and no wait: the USDC you withdraw here works as is to open there. The only cost is the gas of the transactions, and on Arbitrum that is cents.

Your vault

In the new vaults the contract is yours, not an entry inside ours: it is deployed in your name and only you can take a dollar out of it. One vault covers every pool.