Liquidity, owned by you.
How the first direct liquidity release is designed, what your wallet would own, and the gates that remain.
Current release status
The v1 boundary is a single existing WETH/USDG pool. Additional curated pools and permissionless pair creation are future capabilities and are not enabled by this interface.
The first pool, at a glance
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | Robinhood Chain mainnet · 4663 |
| Pool | Existing WETH / USDG pool on Uniswap v4 |
| Pool fee | Nominal 0.30% |
| Price range | Aligned full range |
| Hooks | Zero hooks |
| Supported wallet | Externally owned account (EOA) |
| Unsupported in v1 | Safe and ERC-4337 smart accounts |
Full range means the position supplies liquidity across the pool’s aligned price range. Zero hooks means this pool uses no extra Uniswap hook contract. Neither setting removes token, market, or protocol risk.
What your wallet would own
If every release gate is enabled, your externally owned wallet supplies both WETH and USDG. It owns the PositionManager NFT representing the liquidity position and retains the Uniswap fees that position earns.
FeatherFi does not deploy an AMM, vault, gauge, hook, strategy, share token, or custody contract for this product. There is currently no FeatherFi liquidity-action fee.
One complete position lifecycle
Creating a position, collecting fees, and fully closing a position must ship together as one reviewed lifecycle. Releasing only the deposit path is not enough.
- Create: supply both tokens with exact ERC-20 and Permit2 approvals.
- Collect: receive the fees earned by the position.
- Close fully: exit the position through the reviewed close path.
- Clean up: clear approvals after actions and preserve a recovery route if a step is interrupted.
The lifecycle also requires fresh simulation, receipt verification, replacement recovery, and reconciliation through finality. A finalized transaction has reached the required chain confirmation state; an early receipt alone is not the whole lifecycle.