Question 1

What is LiquiLab?

Accepted Answer

LiquiLab is a portfolio intelligence platform for concentrated liquidity positions on Flare Network. We help you make smarter decisions with real-time insights, RangeRadar™ health monitoring, and intelligent analytics for your positions across Enosys and SparkDEX—all in one unified view.

Question 2

How do I connect my wallet?

Accepted Answer

Click the wallet button in the navigation bar. We support MetaMask, Phantom, Rabby, Bifrost, and WalletConnect. Make sure you're connected to Flare Network. Once connected, LiquiLab will automatically discover all your V3 LP positions across both DEXes.

Question 3

Can LiquiLab modify my positions?

Accepted Answer

No. LiquiLab is a read-only monitoring dashboard. We never ask for private keys and cannot access or move your funds. All liquidity management actions (claim fees, increase/decrease liquidity, rebalance) happen directly on Enosys or SparkDEX.

Question 4

Which DEXes are supported?

Accepted Answer

LiquiLab supports Enosys V3 and SparkDEX V3 on Flare Network. Both DEXes are shown in a unified portfolio view, so you can see all your positions in one place regardless of which DEX they're on.

Question 5

Is my data secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. LiquiLab is completely read-only—we never ask for private keys or transaction signing. All data is fetched directly from the blockchain and public APIs. Your positions remain completely under your control in your own wallet.

Question 6

What is RangeRadar™?

Accepted Answer

RangeRadar™ is our proprietary visual health indicator for concentrated liquidity positions. It shows your position's price range, current market price, and earning status at a glance—so you can make smarter decisions about when to rebalance.

Question 7

What do the RangeRadar™ colors mean?

Accepted Answer

Green (In Range) means your position is actively earning fees. Yellow (Near Band) means the price is approaching your range boundary—consider rebalancing soon. Red (Out of Range) means you're not earning fees until you rebalance your position.

Question 8

How is Time in Range calculated?

Accepted Answer

Time in Range shows the percentage of time your position has been actively earning fees since it was created. A position with 80% time in range has been earning fees 80% of the time. This helps you evaluate the effectiveness of your range strategy.

Question 9

How does RangeRadar help me manage my positions?

Accepted Answer

RangeRadar transforms complex position data into instant visual insights. Instead of comparing numbers and calculating percentages, you see a simple band that tells you if you're earning, approaching danger, or out of range. Scan 20 positions in seconds and know exactly which ones need your attention.

Question 10

What makes RangeRadar different from other LP tools?

Accepted Answer

Most LP tools show you raw numbers: min price, max price, current price. RangeRadar encodes three signals into one visual: strategy width (how concentrated your range is), status color (are you earning right now), and position marker (where exactly is price within your range). One glance tells you everything.

Question 11

What do the strategy labels mean?

Accepted Answer

Ultra-narrow (<2%) is a precision strategy requiring constant monitoring. Narrow (2-15%) offers higher fees but needs regular attention. Balanced (15-40%) is the sweet spot for most LPs—good fees with moderate maintenance. Wide (>40%) prioritizes stability over maximum fees, ideal for passive management.

Question 12

How does the Near Band warning work?

Accepted Answer

When price enters the outer 5% of your range, RangeRadar turns orange to warn you. This gives you time to decide: watch and wait, or proactively rebalance before going out of range. The warning animation pulses slower than healthy positions, creating visual urgency.

Question 13

Does RangeRadar work on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Yes! RangeRadar is fully responsive and works on any device. The compact 'Micro' version fits perfectly in portfolio lists on mobile, while the full visualization adapts to larger screens. Check your positions from anywhere.

Question 14

What emissions does LiquiLab show?

Accepted Answer

LiquiLab shows all your reward types: rFLR rewards from both Enosys and SparkDEX, SPARK tokens from SparkDEX farms, and other farm rewards like BUGO and PICO. All emissions are displayed in USD value and aggregated in your portfolio view.

Question 15

What is the Peers feature?

Accepted Answer

Peers lets you compare your position performance against other LPs in the same pool. You're grouped into cohorts based on TVL size (Shrimp, Fish, Dolphin, Whale), and can see how your fees, time in range, and returns compare to others in your cohort.

Question 16

How do I give feedback during beta?

Accepted Answer

Use the Feedback button in the sticky bar at the bottom of the screen. This opens Feedbucket, our feedback tool that lets you report bugs with automatic screenshots, suggest features, or share your experience. Your feedback helps us improve LiquiLab!

Question 17

How often is position data updated?

Accepted Answer

Position TVL, unclaimed fees, and range status update in real-time (within 2 minutes). Claimed fees and peer metrics refresh every 15-30 minutes. Emissions data (rFLR, SPARK) updates 1-2 times per day after each distribution epoch.

Question 18

Can I see my full position history?

Accepted Answer

Yes! LiquiLab maintains the complete history of every position since the day it was minted. This includes all fee collections, liquidity changes, range adjustments, and rewards earned over time. Even for closed positions, you can review the full timeline of what happened.

Question 19

How do I see my returns vs HODL?

Accepted Answer

LiquiLab calculates your performance versus simply holding (HODL) at both position and pool level. For each position, you see exactly how much you've gained or lost compared to just holding the tokens. At the pool level, you get an aggregated view across all your positions in that pair—so you can evaluate your overall LP strategy.

Question 20

Does LiquiLab use AI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our AI is trained on 50+ sources including protocol whitepapers, academic research on concentrated liquidity, and Flare-specific documentation. Every insight is validated against live blockchain data and FTSO oracle prices—so you get research-backed guidance, not speculation.

Question 21

What is Net Capital Deployed?

Accepted Answer

Net Capital Deployed shows the actual external capital you've deposited into liquidity positions. When you rebalance (close one position and open another), the same capital moves between positions. We track this to show your true capital commitment, not inflated numbers from internal movements. For example, if you deposit $1,000 into Position A, then close it and reopen with the same $1,180 in Position B, your Net Capital Deployed stays $1,000—the $1,180 was recycled, not new money.

Question 22

What does the recycled percentage mean?

Accepted Answer

The recycled percentage shows how much of your total deposits came from capital you moved between positions versus fresh external capital. A high recycled percentage indicates you're an active rebalancer who frequently moves capital between positions. This helps you understand your actual capital exposure versus gross deposit activity.

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