Uniswap V3 Explained - Concentrated Liquidity, NFT LP Tokens, Licensing…

Uniswap v3 comes with some massive changes, including a new powerful tool for liquidity providers called Concentrated Liquidity.

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[WhiteboardCrypto]

There was an error in this video's script! Around 6:30, I said that if the ETH goes below $3000 that the LP would be left with USD...and if the price went above $4000, the LP would be left with only ETH. The truth is these are reversed, the LP would have all ETH if the price went under $3000 and only USD if the price went above $4000. Thanks to other commenters and GigaYoshi in our Discord group for pointing this out!

[gloriajesse]

Je fais d'énormes profits sur mon investissement depuis que j'ai commencé à trader avec Mme Kate Charles, ses stratégies de trading sont de premier ordre

[Ivelin]

I think there may be an error at 6:30. If the price of ETH goes below the lower limit ($3000 in the example) the LP will be left only with their ETH and without any USD. Respectively if the price goes above $4, 000, the LP will be left with only USD and no ETH. This is unfortunately not the desired effect that is described in the video. LPs take the risk of being stuck with the asset that is losing its value if the trading price goes out of range. That is because they provide the liquidity for market participant to move out of that asset. LPs only make money if the asset stays in the range. Or if they are patient enough and believe that in the long run the trading will be mostly in the range with only short term out of range trading. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[solanaprofit]

The technical analysis you provided was very easy to follow.

[spalace]

Great videos. All the examples makes it easier to understand. I make sure to watch the Ads to help out the channel.

[chris.x]

First of all I must say, that I really enjoy your videos. Vids like your explanation of the AMM and LP are amongst the best and simplest explanations I've ever found on those topics. Here however, this topic still has so many question marks for me, and I feel that it really needs an in depth explanation. How exactly is liqudity allocated in normal pools? I doubt it's 0 to infinity, because, well, that doesn't make sense mathematically. How does this concentration affect the risk of impermanent loss? Are the multipliers really that high because of capital efficiency or is it mostly just the fact, that there are people who are in the pool but don't earn fees anymore? If everybody concentrates on the profitable price ranges, what happens, when the pool leaves those ranges? wouldn't it collapse? I would totally enjoy if you can get into those questions in a later video! Thank you so much for all the great vids you've done!

[podnuh]

Your idea for v4 …having the uni incentive token “buy itself” will be implemented on the new PulseX DEX ! It’s interesting that you mentioned it here…way back in 9/2021. GreAt video as always. I’m learning so much from you

[shefj]

Appreciate you and your team, I will watch every video for confirmation on my conviction picks, thank you

[EloiManuel]

Great work, I really appreciate your efforts :)

[Ben-mfgo]

At the end of the video you literally described the PulseX “buy and burn” which is the exchange on the pulseChain. A portion of every transaction go towards market buying pulseX and then burning it. So holders of pulseX profit off of every transaction. Looking forward to you pulsechain/pulseX video

[alexhoyte]

Great video. So easy to understand for a beginner like me!

[bval]

great work! see you in the next video!

[thaddeus]

How you described uniswap v4 at the end is basically what Celsius and CELs fly wheel is. Would love a video on that! 10 videos deep. Love your stuff.

[SnhakeraHa]

Why aren't you talking about investing in Unimantic, when even real experienced traders are doing it?

[SnhakeraHa]

I've only seen the best interest rates from investments in the MEV bot market, like Unimantic.

[workdevelopment]

In Uniswap V2 the money is not evenly spread between 0 and infinity. If this was the case, your money would disappear, as there are infinite points between 0 and infinite. The money is spread across a large range, but not evenly, instead accordingly to a bond curve. You also got the sell and buy orders of the Ethereum example on the opposite way of what they really are. If the price falls to 3000 you buy Ethereum and if rises to 4000 you sell it. Additionally, I am not sure there would be just a little bit of impermanent loss.

[paulojorge]

Great content Dude! Which software did you use to make all these animations?

[cameron]

At 5:55 you say that as the price goes below $3000, your USD gets converted to ETH, i.e. a buy order at $3000. Then you go on to say it's the exact opposite...?! Anybody can help out here?

[VantaBlackSheep]

Do a video on Paxful or similar p2p marketplaces. I’ll soon finish all your videos took me 3 days. Great work.

[KingVilla]

What’s happening at 8:52 ? Thought my phone rebooting.