Everything on this page is intent, not commitment. None of it is enforced by a contract, none of
it has a date, and none of it should be treated as a promise. It is here so that the direction is
written down rather than implied.
Automated range management
Today positions are opened, sized and repositioned by hand, from measurements the dashboard already computes. The measurements are the hard part and they are done; the mechanical part is not. The direction is to close that loop: a keeper that watches each position against its own pool, moves a range when the price leaves it, and picks the venue by the same dilution-adjusted comparison used now. Uniswap v4 makes this materially cheaper than v3 — its position manager can burn and re-mint in a single atomic call, so a reposition is one transaction rather than a sequence.Watch
Range occupancy, pool fee rate and price travel are already measured per position. The step
missing is acting on them without a human in the loop.
Act
Reposition when a range stops holding, and re-rank venues when a pool’s character changes.
Every action still readable on-chain afterwards.
A platform for other strategies
The tooling built to run this book is not specific to it. Pool comparison, range sizing from measured price travel, fee-share and impermanent-loss accounting — none of it knows whose capital it is looking at. The intent is to open it: let anyone run a managed liquidity strategy with the same measurements and the same automation, across a set of curated pools rather than a single treasury book. Goat Street holders would keep the position they have today — the treasury’s own book pays them — while the platform serves people who want to run their own.More pools
The book currently sits in a handful of equity and ETH pairs chosen because their price travel is contained enough for a workable range. Widening that set is a research question, not a switch: each candidate has to be measured over a real window, with fees and impermanent loss counted together, before capital goes near it.What is live today is on How positions are run. What the split
guarantees — and does not — is on Overview.