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Turbo Range

01

Concepts

How does Turbo Range earn fees?

Think of a currency exchange counter.

Its cash drawer holds both US dollars and euros. Customers exchange money, paying a small fee each time.

Liquidity Providers are the people who put money into the drawer. The fees are then shared among them.

Turbo Range makes you a Liquidity Provider (LP).

This guide uses NVDA and USDC as examples. All prices are illustrative.

What to remember

LPs supply assets. A liquidity pool makes those assets available for trading.
Buyers and sellers pay fees. You earn fees when trades use your liquidity within your chosen range.
Your asset mix changes. When traders buy NVDA, the pool holds less NVDA and more USDC. Selling reverses this.

See how your position changes with price

How your position changes with price

Assume you choose a price range of $180–$240.

WITHIN $180–$240

A mix of both assets

Active · Can earn fees

BELOW $180

100% NVDA tokens

Outside range · No new fees

ABOVE $240

100% USDC

Outside range · No new fees

Animated NVDA and USDC position: the asset mix changes as price moves through the $180–$240 range. Below the range the position is all NVDA; above it, all USDC. Fees can be earned while in range.

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Strategies

Choose your strategy

Next: Tutorial

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Tutorial

How to open a position

Turbo Range asset list. Use the highlighted Search field to find an asset by ticker.

Does DeGate control my money?

No. Your position is fully on-chain, in your wallet. Only you can access or withdraw your funds.

Large orders & RFQ

Ondo RFQ connects to US market liquidity, enabling Turbo Range positions of $1M or more.