# Setting Your Range

When you provide liquidity, you choose the price range over which your assets will be deployed. This is one of the most powerful - and important - decisions you make as an LP.

## Range options

### Full range (default)

Your assets are spread evenly across all prices. This is the simplest option - your position is always active regardless of price movement.

### Preset ranges

Toggle between **5%**, **10%**, or **20%** width centered around the current price. Tighter ranges earn more fees per unit of capital when price stays within range.

### Custom range

Drag the sliders or enter prices directly into the textbox to fully customize your range.

## How ranges work

* **Min price** → The point where all of your Bitcoin has been sold into the selected token. At this level, your position is 100% in the selected token.
* **Max price** → The point where all of your selected token has been sold back into Bitcoin. At this level, your position is 100% BTC.
* **Between min and max** → Your position is a mix of both assets - effectively dollar-cost averaging in and out of the selected token as price moves.

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Custom ranges are a powerful tool to execute a specific trading strategy - whether you want to buy/sell aggressively at certain prices, or more passively across a wide range.
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**VERIFY** - Minimum deposit amount per pool to be confirmed with team.
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