Question 1

What is Amplifi Liquidity?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

Is Amplifi a market maker?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 3

What does Amplifi do for a token launch?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

How does Amplifi help a treasury diversify?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 5

Is Amplifi non-custodial and audited?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 6

What is Amplifi's track record?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 7

How do I work with Amplifi?

Accepted Answer

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.