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If you're knee-deep in the world of meme tokens and blockchain, you've probably heard about the buzz surrounding AI agents and liquidity providing (LPing). It's a game-changer for how we handle volatility in crypto, especially on fast-paced networks like Solana. Today, we're breaking down a fresh update from crypto enthusiast Mikus (@Maksimus506) on his ongoing experiment with LPing using AI agents. This isn't just theory—it's hands-on insights that could help you level up your own strategies.
Mikus shared his Day 3 progress in a tweet that's got the community talking. For the uninitiated, LPing means adding your crypto assets to a liquidity pool on decentralized exchanges (DEXs). This helps facilitate trades and earns you fees, but it comes with risks like impermanent loss—where the value of your deposited tokens changes compared to just holding them.
In this update, Mikus has set up two main strategies on the UnifAI Network, a platform that's building infrastructure for an AI agents economy:
Full Range Bid-Ask: This is a balanced approach where you provide liquidity across the entire price range, acting like a market maker by buying low (bid) and selling high (ask). It's designed to capture fees from trades in stable conditions.
Full Range Bid-Ask + Spot 70/30: Building on the first, this adds a spot position—essentially holding a portion of the assets outright—with a 70/30 split (likely 70% in one token and 30% in the other). Mikus notes this one's outperforming so far, but the pure bid-ask might shine during market dumps when prices swing wildly.
He's focusing on top meme tokens like $CLIPPY and $SPARK for these Dollar-Liquidity Market Making (DLMM) setups. Why these? They're hot on Solana right now, with decent volume but not insane volatility that could wipe out gains.
Looking at the screenshot from his portfolio, you can see a position in CLIPPY/SOL with a deposit of about $230, a small unrealized PnL of $0.57 (0.25%), and some unclaimed fees. It's early days, but it's real data from the trenches.
Mikus mentions that dynamic positions aren't yet available on UnifAI Network, which makes him hesitant to dive into more aggressive "20bs" strategies (possibly referring to 20 basis points or a specific config). Without dynamics, risk management is trickier—you can't automatically adjust positions based on market moves.
For now, he's playing it cool: leaving the wallets mostly untouched, just peeking in occasionally to flip positions if needed. Cutting losses early? Not on his radar, especially on established tokens at the bottom of a range. That could mean missing out on a big reversal.
What's next on the testing block? Mikus has a lineup of strategies he's eager to try:
Degen Strat: Short for "degenerate," this is likely a high-risk, high-reward play—think aggressive positioning in volatile meme tokens.
Bid-Ask Flip Strat: A variation where you actively flip between bid and ask based on trends.
20bs Dynamic Positions Strat: Once dynamics roll out, this could involve fine-tuned adjustments with tight spreads.
Pure Spot Strats: Straight-up holding without LPing, for comparison.
Each will need tweaks in settings, and Mikus is also feeding back issues to the UnifAI team to smooth things out for everyone.
The reply from UnifAI Network itself shows excitement: "can’t wait to see your 20bs strats in action once dynamic positions roll out on UnifAI 🫡" It's a nod to the collaborative spirit in crypto—users and devs working together.
This series is a goldmine for anyone interested in meme tokens on Solana. AI agents are automating what used to be manual drudgery, potentially making LPing more accessible and profitable. But remember, crypto is risky—always DYOR (do your own research) and start small.
Stay tuned for more updates as Mikus continues his journey. If you're into meme tokens, AI in blockchain, or just smart trading strats, follow him on X for real-time insights. What's your take on LPing with AI? Drop a comment below!
