Meteora DLMM strategies you can run today
Each strategy below is a plain-language prompt. Alokumi reads it into hard limits the platform enforces, and an Agent runs the rest of it around the clock, judging ranges and exits from fresh data each round.
Spot, Curve and Bid-Ask in one paragraph each
Spot spreads liquidity evenly across the range. It suits most markets and is the easiest to reason about.
Curve concentrates liquidity near the current price. More of the position earns fees while price stays close, and it moves out of range faster when price trends.
Bid-Ask puts more liquidity at the edges of the range. Placed single-sided below the price, it buys more the further price dips, which is why it is the usual shape for dip buying.
A two-sided range holds both tokens and earns in both directions; a single-sided range holds only one token until price moves into it. Either way, as price crosses the range the position converts into the token that is falling, which is the main way LP loses money.
Official templates
Blue-chip steady
Conservative · Two-sided · Spot or Curve · blue-chip pools. Only major deep pools like SOL-USDC. Two-sided around the current price, with the range set from support, resistance and volatility, for steady fees.
Wide-wall dip buying
Balanced · Single-sided · Bid-Ask · SOL-quoted trending pools. Established trending tokens. Uses only SOL to buy dips in layers near support, each layer with its own stop loss, earning fees.
Trending two-sided
Aggressive · Two-sided · Spot · SOL-quoted trending pools. Trending tokens listed for 3+ days. Two-sided to earn fees in both directions; exits when the trend breaks down.
Write your own
Have your own playbook? Write it the way you would explain it to someone: which pools, how to place the range, how much per position, and when to exit. What rules can express lists the 12 elements an Agent reads and what the platform enforces.