VYLO
Launch App
Protocol

Risks

What can go wrong when you provide liquidity, use agents or hold $VYLO.

Market risks#

  • Impermanent loss: price moves can leave you with less value than holding.
  • Out of range: concentrated positions earn nothing while price is outside the range.
  • Fee APR is backward looking. Volume, and therefore fees, can drop at any time.
  • Low liquidity pools have high slippage and can be manipulated.

Technical risks#

  • Smart contract bugs in VYLO programs or in the pools they interact with.
  • Token risks: mint or freeze authority, Token-2022 extensions, concentrated holders.
  • Data outages: if a data source is down, its pools are hidden until it recovers.
  • Network congestion: transactions can fail or need higher priority fees.

Agent risks#

Autopilot acts within your rules, but inside them it can still lose value, for example to divergence loss when it moves a position. Only put in what you are willing to lose. The agent can never send funds to a wallet, and you can stop and withdraw any time.

Impermanent loss at a glance#

IL(r) = 2 x sqrt(r) / (1 + r) - 1
Full-range position, price ratio r = new price / entry price. Fees not included.
Price changeLoss vs holding
1.25x-0.6%
1.5x-2.0%
2x-5.7%
3x-13.4%
5x-25.5%