Narrow vs Wide – Choosing Your Range Like a Commander Liquidity on SNAP isn’t about being everywhere. It’s about being where trades actually happen. When you deploy liquidity, you’re not just providing tokens. You’re choosing a range. That range determines how often you earn fees, how exposed

A Field Guide to Launching Your Position At some point, every recruit stops watching swaps and starts holding the field. Liquidity provision is not passive income. It is positioning. You are choosing where to deploy capital, what price range to defend, and how long you are willing to hold ground

Do not get rekt. You can run perfect routes. You can LP with precision. You can vote with intent. None of it matters if your wallet is wide open. Training 005 focuses on the one thing that keeps you alive in the field. Control. Your wallet is your base. Token

Every system on SNAP is connected. Swaps feed LPs. LPs feed voters. Voters direct emissions. Emissions pull liquidity back in. The wheel keeps turning. This is the flywheel effect. Once it spins, it becomes harder to stop than to start. Today’s training explains how each part links to the

You learned how routing, slippage and fees shape each swap. Now look at the shape of the pool itself. SNAP uses concentrated liquidity. The phrase sounds heavy. In practice it comes down to one question: Where along the price line do you want your capital to actually work? In older

You learned how routing and slippage shape execution. Now follow the money. Every swap pays a fee. That fee is assigned to the pools your route touched, and only to liquidity that was active when your trade cleared. Price inside your range means the tap is on. Price outside your

You’ve clicked Swap a hundred times before. But do you know what actually happens when you do? Behind every swap on SNAP, an invisible route-finder wakes up. It checks every pool that touches your pair, weighs their depth, and picks the path that gets you the best execution price.