Automated Liquidity Provision Workflows
Automate LP entries and exits across EVM DEXs with simulation-first previews, slippage guards, and private bundle submission from your own machine.

Automated liquidity provision lets you add and remove positions across EVM DEXs on your own schedule instead of watching pools by hand. FRB Agent builds each LP action as a simulated transaction first, so you can confirm expected slippage, price impact, and fees before anything reaches the chain.
You define the rules — target pools, position sizes, rebalance thresholds — and the agent assembles the calls. Entries and exits can be routed through private bundles to reduce the chance of being front-run while your position is being adjusted.
Every action is non-custodial and signed locally. Because market conditions and impermanent loss still apply, treat automation as execution support rather than a guarantee: start small, review simulation output, and scale budgets only as the workflow proves itself.
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