Bancor (@Bancor): Before you execute a trade, provide liquidity or make a market, ask yourself “What exactly do I want to achieve?”

Before you execute a trade, provide liquidity or make a market, ask yourself “What exactly do I want to achieve?” On @CarbonDeFixyz, each strategy type gives a different set of instructions, all native to the protocol. → Limit Order Buy or sell at one exact price. The order remains open until it is filled, paused or cancelled. → Range Order Buy or sell progressively across a custom price range. This is useful when you want to scale into or out of a position rather than trade the entire budget at one price. → Recurring Order Link separate buy and sell orders with a custom spread. Tokens acquired through one order automatically fund the other, allowing the strategy to repeat as the market moves between them. → Concentrated Liquidity Provide two-sided liquidity within a single price range. The position gradually buys and sells as the market moves through it. Makers define the range and fee tier, while earned fees are automatically compounded into the position. → Full Range Liquidity Provide two-sided liquidity across the entire price curve, from zero to infinity. The position remains available regardless of how far the market moves. The right structure depends on the objective. Define the behavior first. Then choose the strategy type that expresses it.