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Once you’ve provided liquidity, PrigeeX gives you one place to see and manage all of it, both your simple Classic positions and your advanced Concentrated positions.

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Where to find your positions

Go to the Liquidity page (or your Portfolio). You’ll see every position you hold, with its current value and any fees you’ve earned. Liquidity page, where your Classic and Concentrated positions appear once your wallet is connected

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What each position shows

  • The pool: which token pair (e.g. ETH / USDC) and, for Concentrated, the fee tier
  • Current value: what your position is worth right now
  • Unclaimed fees: trading fees you’ve earned and can collect (Concentrated)
  • Status (Concentrated only): whether the position is in range (earning) or out of range (paused). In-range positions are highlighted so you can tell at a glance.

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Managing a Concentrated position

Click a Concentrated position to open it. You can:

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Collect fees

Withdraw your unclaimed fees to your wallet without removing your liquidity. Your position keeps earning. Do this whenever you like.

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Increase liquidity

Add more tokens to an existing position, useful for topping up a position that’s earning well.

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Remove liquidity

Withdraw some or all of your tokens. Removing everything closes the position. Any uncollected fees come back to you at the same time.

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Adjust your range

If your position has gone out of range and you want it earning again, remove it and open a new position with a range around the current price. (Setting a new range means a new position.)

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Managing a Classic position

Classic is simpler: there’s no range and no separate fee claim:
  • Remove liquidity: withdraw some or all of your tokens. Your earned fees are included automatically, because in Classic pools fees stay compounded in the pool until you withdraw.
  • Add more: deposit additional tokens to the same pool at any time.

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A quick reminder about NFTs (Concentrated)

Each Concentrated position is held in your wallet as an NFT: think of it as the “deed” to that position. You normally never need to touch the NFT directly; you manage everything through the PrigeeX interface. Just don’t transfer or sell the NFT unless you intend to hand over the position itself.

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Keeping an eye on things

  • Check in periodically, especially for tight Concentrated ranges: an out-of-range position earns nothing until you act.
  • Collect fees when they’ve built up meaningfully (each collection costs a little gas, so there’s no rush to collect tiny amounts).
  • Watch the market relative to your ranges. See Read the Analytics to track pool activity.