2026-01-12 10:21:44

Want to create a CLMM liquidity pool on a DeFi protocol yourself? It's not that complicated. For LPs and strategy builders, it's actually quite interesting. After all, CLMM is essentially tailored for liquidity providers—you can choose your price range, decide how much liquidity to inject, and flexibly configure fee income strategies.

How to get started? The first step is simple—connect your wallet. Visit the protocol's official website and select the wallet that connects to the Sui network. Then you'll enter the liquidity management interface to set your desired parameters. Compared to traditional AMMs' passive liquidity provision, CLMM gives you more initiative—you can optimize capital efficiency and adjust strategies based on market trends. For LPs aiming to maximize fee income, this mechanism is definitely worth trying.

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TokenStorm

· 4h ago

That's right, but from a technical perspective, the gas fee fluctuations on the Sui network are quite intense. Backtesting data shows that the average miner fee has surged to 3-5 times in the past week, and many LPs haven't even accounted for this cost. On-chain data from active addresses indicates that the risk factor for such CLMM pools isn't low. Setting the liquidation price a bit more aggressively can easily lead to forced liquidation. I tried it yesterday—after going all-in, I started arbitrage hunting on the same day. Since we're talking about Sui, our small group of minnows is about to enter the eye of the storm again. By the way, how's your arbitrage space data looking? Even simple operations like wallet management can be turned into tutorials. It seems the DeFi ecosystem is really lowering the barriers. But with more people FOMOing in, it's hard to say how much fee revenue will remain.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 21h ago

It seems like a new trick to cut leeks again. CLMM sounds good, but in reality, most people still lose money.

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TradFiRefugee

· 21h ago

Uh... CLMM sounds simple, but in practice, you still need to think it through more carefully. Honestly, compared to traditional AMM's passive earning, this definitely requires your brain to be active. Setting the wrong number in the price range could be eaten up by slippage. But if you can get it right, the fee income is indeed attractive. Starting just with a wallet? It feels like running a small workshop, where you have to handle every detail yourself.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 21h ago

Haha, finally someone explained CLMM clearly. I was confused before. --- Honestly, the control this offers is much better than traditional AMMs. --- Wait, connecting a Sui wallet is that simple? Why did I struggle for so long before? --- Maximizing fee income... sounds good, but will the actual operation be complicated? --- This CLMM system is definitely worth trying, but I'm worried about losing money if the price range is set incorrectly. --- Can the fee income this month cover the costs? Asking for experienced friends' advice.

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LayoffMiner

· 21h ago

It's CLMM again... Honestly, I'm a bit tired of it; there's someone praising this thing every day. You can make money just with a wallet? That's funny; in practice, there are many pitfalls. Choosing the wrong price range can directly lead to zero, but no one mentions the risks.

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LightningLady

· 21h ago

Uh, CLMM has been around for so long, and people are still asking how to get started, which shows that the tutorial really needs to be more comprehensive.

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