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Aurum Invest runs liquidity vaults for you. You deposit once; an agent keeps the position earning, and the rules it works under are written into the contracts.

Updated Sep 27, 20261 min read

What Aurum does

Providing liquidity pays trading fees, but only while the price sits inside your position's range, and only if someone keeps collecting the fees and moving the range when the market moves. Aurum does that work. Each vault holds one liquidity position; an agent watches it around the clock, harvests the fees, reinvests them, and moves the range when that pays for itself.

What you do

Deposit any token you hold into a vault. It's swapped into the vault's pair and added to the position, and you receive vault shares for it. Withdraw whenever you like, into either token or both.

What the agent can't do

The agent can harvest and move the range. It can't take funds out, can't move faster than the vault's cooldown, and its moves are checked against a time-weighted price so a manipulated pool can't steer it. If it ever stops, anyone may move a range that has been out of range for too long.

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