What is Amplifi Liquidity?

Amplifi is a non-custodial, on-chain liquidity strategist. We design, build, and run automated liquidity strategies for token teams, treasuries, foundations, and issuers, built on a Uniswap v4 hook protocol. Funds stay in the client's own wallet or Safe and every position is verifiable on-chain.

Is Amplifi a market maker?

No. Amplifi is a non-custodial liquidity strategist and builder-operator, not a custodial market maker. We build and run the strategy and the interface, you keep the keys, and positions are transparent on-chain.

What does Amplifi do for a token launch?

We deploy concentrated liquidity before the token generation event for day-one depth, automated price defense, and launch capital that converts into protocol-owned reserves. In one launch for a Hedera lending protocol, the token rose 650% from listing to peak with no centralized exchange listings.

How does Amplifi help a treasury diversify?

Amplifi runs an automated, single-sided unwind that rotates treasury tokens into ETH, USDC, or BTC on-chain, with no OTC desk and without the vault ever selling into the market. In one program, a token issuer diversified $2M at an average execution of −0.32% versus spot, inside the band an OTC desk would quote.

Is Amplifi non-custodial and audited?

Yes. Funds never leave the client's wallet or Safe. The protocol is audited by Bail Security, Halborn, Trail of Bits, Hacken, CertiK, and FYEO.

What is Amplifi's track record?

Amplifi has managed over $13B in volume across 900+ liquidity pools and 40+ token launches, with $150M+ TVL all-time high across 50+ protocols on 43+ chains. On Celo, Amplifi vaults run 25 to 35% of all Uniswap activity on under 10% of network TVL.

How do I work with Amplifi?

Get in touch at contact@amplifiliquidity.com or on Telegram. Tell us about your token and we come back with a plan, not a pitch.

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How to launch a DeFi token

Pool setup, day-one depth, price defense, and protocol-owned reserves.

To launch a DeFi token, seed a concentrated liquidity pool on a major DEX at TGE, pair the token against a deep quote asset (usually a stablecoin or the chain's native asset), and size day-one depth so that your expected first-day sell flow moves price less than your stated tolerance. Keep the LP position owned by the protocol or foundation in a non-custodial vault, the structure operators like Amplifi run launches through, and write the rebalancing rules before launch, not after. Most launch failures are liquidity failures, not demand failures: thin depth, wrong pair, or an LP position nobody is managing by hour six.

Pick the venue and the pair

The venue is a function of the chain: Uniswap v4 or v3 on Ethereum and most L2s, Aerodrome on Base, PancakeSwap on BNB, SaucerSwap on Hedera. Pair against the deepest quote asset on that chain. USDC or the chain's wrapped native (WETH, WBNB, WHBAR) are the defaults. Do not launch against a smaller token: it stacks two liquidity problems on top of each other.

Size day-one depth to expected flow

Depth is set by the size of concentrated liquidity around spot, not the notional value of the pool. Model the first 24 hours of expected sell flow (allocations unlocking, airdrop farmers, LPs rotating) and post enough concentrated liquidity that the worst plausible sell moves price less than your public tolerance. If you cannot cover it with organic depth, publish the tolerance you can defend and post to that.

Own the LP position

Protocol-owned liquidity means the LP NFT or ERC-4626 vault shares sit in the foundation's Safe, not in a third-party market maker's wallet. This removes the counterparty risk of a market maker pulling depth mid-launch, and it lets fees accrue back to the protocol. Amplifi runs launches this way by default: the vault sits on the client's Safe, Amplifi holds strategy authority through a multisig, the client keeps withdrawal rights the entire time.

Write the rebalancing rules before TGE

Decide, in writing, how ranges rebalance under a fast up-move, a fast down-move, and a sideways grind. Decide what triggers a manual pause. Decide who is on-call for the first 72 hours. Launches fail at hour six when nobody has a written rule and the on-call person is guessing.

To scope a token launch or review a live one, contact contact@amplifiliquidity.com.