The problem
- 01
Markets close.
The bell rings. The band stays where it was posed.
- 02
The price does not.
The XYZ mark quotes all night, all weekend.
- 03
Liquidity sits in the wrong place.
Price at the edge, position unmoved. You get run over.
How it works
Three states, on a loop, with nobody watching.
- 01
Pose the band
Concentrated v4 liquidity, ±5 % around the mark. Nothing idle.
- 02
The price drifts
The mark never stops. Inside the band, both sides quoted.
- 03
Rebuild it
Break, rebuild on the new price. The fees stay in.
Figures
The fees stay in.
Never withdrawn. Reposed straight back in. Auto-compounding.
- TVL
- — sum of the active positions
- Fees collected
- — compounded back into the positions
- Reposes
- — since deployment
Wired, empty until deploy. No estimates.
Questions
Six things people ask.
Where does the price come from?
Hyperliquid’s XYZ mark. It is the only one still quoting when the equity market is shut.
What happens when the band breaks?
It is destroyed and reposed on the new price. You do not move a concentrated v4 position — you rebuild it.
Why ±5 %?
Dense where the price is, wide enough not to repose on every tick. Efficiency against cost.
Where do the fees go?
Nowhere. They ride into the next band at every repose and compound.
Which markets is DMM deployed on?
Robinhood’s tokenized equities: NVDA, SPY, GOOGL, AAPL, PLTR, SPCX, HIMS. A ticker qualifies once its book can locate the price.
And when the equity market is closed?
That is the moment that counts. The mark moves all night; the band follows.