Managed Pool Features
A Managed Pool is a highly configurable extension of a Balancer Weighted Pool. Using a “Managed Pool Controller” or MPC connected to the underlying managed pool allows for safe use of the following features.
| Feature |
Description |
| Invariant |
Constant Product |
| Min Token Count |
2 |
| Max Token Count |
50 |
| Min Token Weight |
1% |
| Max Token Weight |
99% |
| Min Swap Fee |
0.0001% |
| Max Swap Fee |
95% |
| Swap Fee Mutability |
Allows for instantaneous and gradual changes after deployment |
| Swap Enabling |
Can be enabled or disabled |
| Token Weight Mutability |
Allows for instantaneous and gradual changes after deployment |
| Token Composition Mutability |
Allows for add/remove token functionality after deployment |
| Liquidity Provider Allowlist |
Allows for allowlist. Can be activated/deactivated after deployment. List can be mutated after deployment. |
| Circuit Breakers |
Allows for setting circuit breaker values on tokens (on a per-token basis) to ensure weighted value ratios do not go outside of allowed bounds |
| Management Fees |
Allows for optional AUM Management Fees |
To help us better understand the needs for your particular project, please fill out the “Response” column in the following tables. For a particular feature we’d like to know if it is:
- Not needed
- Nice to have
- Must have
Some features are specific to how you plan to use managed pools. There are specific tables for treasury management, indices, and automated systems. You can ignore/delete any of them that are not relevant for you.
| General Features |
Response |
| Token count: How many tokens are expected? |
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| Change weights of assets in the pool |
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| Add/remove assets in the pool |
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| Add/remove assets without requiring manager to take custody |
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| Will the default state of the pool have swaps enabled or disabled? |
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| Swaps enabled allows for real time rebalancing. |
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| Swaps disabled implies a schedule for rebalancing, eg monthly or quarterly |
Enabled/Disabled (pick one) |
| Downside protection on tokens (circuit breakers) |
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| Would you be willing to pay for “pool operation services” such as setting optimal rebalancing parameters? |
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| Treasury Management Questions |
Response |
| Will the treasury be the sole LP, or can others freely join the pool? |
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| Will the owner of the MPC also be the LP? If not, are timelocks or LP approvals required/desired for taking pool actions? |
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| Index Questions |
Response |
| LP Access control (eg, do you want to only allow whitelisted LP’s) |
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| Allow list for tokens eligible to be added to the pool |
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| Any requirements for timelock durations? (pool actions are subject to timelocks so LP’s have time to react if desired) |
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| Are there custody considerations for the manager? |
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| Automated System Questions |
Response |
| Are all actions predefined, or are settings (pool command arguments) determined by on-chain data? |
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| Are all triggers predefined, or can triggers be changed? Are they all calculable on-chain? |
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| Are there supposed to be authorized executors, or can executions be done trustlessly? |
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| Are there cooldown periods between executions? |
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| Are any arguments necessary for execution? |
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Finally, any additional information that would be helpful for us to know: