❔Quick FAQ

Most common questions about Infusion

What makes Infusion different from Uniswap?

While both Infusion and Uniswap are AMM protocols, Infusion features a critical time lock component allowing liquidity providers (LPs) to earn more fees by locking their liquidity. This provable liquidity is a new, more reliable metric than the existing liquidity measurements of current AMMs like Uniswap, since the liquidity in existing AMMS may be suddenly withdrawn at any time.

What network(s) does Infusion support?

Infusion is a Base native protocol that supports the Base network.

What is the benefit of timefusing (locking in Token Lockers) my liquidity?

LPs that timefuse their liquidity earn more fees than those that do not. LPs that timefuse their liquidity earn fees from both non-locked and locked pools. See LP Lockers Fee Share for the breakdown.

How much additional fees do I get from timefusing?

The additional fee % “LP Locker Fee Shares” is the % of fees that will go from non-locked LPs to locked LPs. For example the WETH/USDC pool allocates an additional 20% fees from non-locked LPS to locked LPs.

How does the duration of timefuse affect the amount of fees earned?

The share of locked fees is proportional to the lock duration so those who lock for longer earn a larger % of the locked fees. For example an LP that locks their liquidity for 90 days earns 3x more of locked fees than one that locks the same amount for 30 days.

What is the maximum length that I can timefuse my liquidity?

LPS can timefuse their liquidity up to 90 days. If an LP timefuses for less than 90 days they have the option to extend the duration to 90 days.

When can I withdraw my liquidity if I timefuse?

LPs can withdraw their liquidity after the time they designate for their liquidity to be locked. However, the additional fees from locking their liquidity can be claimed daily. For example, if an LP timefuses their liquidity for 7 days, they can withdraw their liquidity only after 7 days but can claim fees daily.