A normal day where both positions stay productive and the day-to-day view is mostly monitoring, rewards, and quick access to the actions an active LP actually uses.
Portfolio positions
All prices are shown in USD
| Pool | Status | Value | Pending income | Est. daily income | APY | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
WETH / USDC  | 16% | $7240.18 | 65.21 AERO ($46.30) | $8.94 | 21.80% | ||
USDC / AERO | 20% | $5240.04 | 53.34 AERO ($37.87) | $7.48 | 28.40% |
Range health helps you quickly see whether a position is sitting comfortably, needs closer attention, or is approaching the point where automation may act.
In calmer markets it reads like a quick health check. In faster markets it becomes a shortcut to where a manual LP would usually start evaluating the next move.
Foraga does not rebalance on every price move. Automation considers range status, pool conditions, reward activity, and execution cost before acting.
Users can review automation status from the portfolio view and adjust supported position actions such as harvest, compound, rebalance, increase, or exit.
Review the same position cards and automation states used in the live product, so you can understand how Foraga works before creating or managing a position.
Open the same cards used in the live product, inspect the automation states, and see how routine monitoring, harvests, and rebalances are surfaced from one place.
See Chop Protection make room for the market
Move the live tick through the range. Near an edge, Foraga can preserve the opposite boundary and expand from 200 to 400 ticks instead of repeatedly chasing the same boundary.
Rose bands make the position eligible before it exits.
The opposite edge stays fixed while the threatened side expands.
Green cores allow a protected range to become narrow again.
Expand to exactly twice the normal width.
Edge + return must stay below 100 ticks.
Outside-range controls
Buffers delay an outside-range move. Cutoffs block it entirely.
Execute after the policy becomes eligible.