liquiditypoolcalculator
- The aim of this package is to provide a simple framework to compute expected changes in value of liquidity pool.
- With the expected changes in liquidity pool, traders could estimate impermanent losses and expected profits. Arbitrageurs could apply appropriate hedge ratios through futures/ perpetuals to extract the yield.
Note on current version 0
- As of now, I only set up the class for uniswap v3. In future, I may expand to other platforms and generalize the code further.
- In addition, I'm using it mostly for my own purposes. Please include engineering safeguards if you use it for production purposes.
- For uniswap v3, you have to include parameters such as defined lower bound and upper bound values for concentrated liquidity pool provision.
Literature used as reference
I primarily referred to the following materials to develop this package,
- https://uniswap.org/blog/uniswap-v3
- Page 5: https://atiselsts.github.io/pdfs/uniswap-v3-liquidity-math.pdf
- https://lambert-guillaume.medium.com/how-to-deploy-delta-neutral-liquidity-in-uniswap-or-why-euler-finance-is-a-game-changer-for-lps-1d91efe1e8ac
Set up
- pip install liquiditypoolcalculator
- required packages for package: pandas
Project homepage
Examples
Required hedge ratio based on price change
import pandas as pd
from liquiditypoolcalculator import uniswapv3_class
num_asset1 = 5.567 #Number of ETH
num_asset2 = 25560 #Number of USDC
orig_price_denom_asset2 = 2765.01 #Value of ETH per USDC
new_price_denom_asset2 = 2800.0
lower_price_denom_asset2 = 1813.50 #Lower bound of
upper_price_denom_asset2 = 3526.30
eg1 = uniswapv3_class(num_asset1, num_asset2, orig_price_denom_asset2, new_price_denom_asset2, lower_price_denom_asset2, upper_price_denom_asset2)
eg1_val = eg1.estimate_asset_composition()
eg1_val
{'new_num_asset1': 5.2619612193407885,
'new_num_asset2': 26407.889305387725,
'orig_value_asset_in_asset2': 40952.810670000006,
'new_value_asset_in_asset2': 41141.380719541936,
'price_change_in_asset2': 0.012654565444609524,
'price_change_in_lp': 0.004604569172588359,
'hedge_ratio': 0.36386624200910594}
Simulation on required hedge ratios based on expected price changes
import pandas as pd
from liquiditypoolcalculator import uniswapv3_class
num_asset1 = 5.567
num_asset2 = 25560
orig_price_denom_asset2 = 2765.01
new_price_denom_asset2 = 2800.0
lower_price_denom_asset2 = 1813.50
upper_price_denom_asset2 = 3526.30
dict_param = {
"lb": 1813.50,
'sd_minus_3': 2358,
'sd_minus_2': 2497,
'sd_minus_1': 2636,
'sd_plus_1': 2914,
'sd_plus_2': 3052,
'sd_plus_3': 3191,
"ub": 3526.30
}
eg1_simulation = eg1.sensitivity_analysis(dict_param)
eg1_simulation
Out[158]:
lb_1813.5 ... ub_3526.3
new_num_asset1 16.981105 ... 0.000000
new_num_asset2 0.000000 ... 42942.207352
orig_value_asset_in_asset2 40952.810670 ... 40952.810670
new_value_asset_in_asset2 30795.234537 ... 42942.207352
price_change_in_asset2 -0.344125 ... 0.275330
price_change_in_lp -0.248031 ... 0.048578
hedge_ratio 0.720758 ... 0.176435
[7 rows x 8 columns]
An alternative way of hedging based on price range and known pool value
- Please read following article for more info: https://lambert-guillaume.medium.com/how-to-deploy-delta-neutral-liquidity-in-uniswap-or-why-euler-finance-is-a-game-changer-for-lps-1d91efe1e8ac
- hedge_num_asset1, in this case eth can be borrowed amount against stablecoin collateral. Or short perpetual/future contracts.
import pandas as pd
from liquiditypoolcalculator.uniswapv3_hedging import *
num_asset1 = 5.44
orig_price_denom_asset2 = 2923.76 #Take this as current price. Used as strike price. Analagous to middle price with 0 delta risk in a short straddle
lower_price_denom_asset2 = orig_price_denom_asset2 * 0.73 #Use calculator to obtain 0.73 based on range factor, https://www.desmos.com/calculator/669zg1rmvb
upper_price_denom_asset2 = orig_price_denom_asset2 * 1.3601785714285715 #Use calculator to obtain 1.36 based on range factor, https://www.desmos.com/calculator/669zg1rmvb
target_pool_value = 36641.91
res = amt_assets_from_range(num_asset1, orig_price_denom_asset2, lower_price_denom_asset2, upper_price_denom_asset2, target_pool_value)
res
Out[103]:
{'num_asset1': 5.44,
'num_asset2': 16243.998561849383,
'scaled_num_asset1': 6.200205977928685,
'scaled_num_asset2': 18513.99576997123,
'orig_value_asset_in_asset2': 32149.252961849386,
'scaled_value_asset_in_asset2': 36641.91}
uniswap_v3_hedging_ratio_amt(lower_price_denom_asset2, upper_price_denom_asset2, res['scaled_value_asset_in_asset2'], orig_price_denom_asset2)
Out[104]: {'hedge_ratio': 0.46118284684393274, 'hedge_num_asset1': 5.779756330067846}
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