Balancer V3 RECLAMM Pool

Balance a two-token pool by autonomously adjusting its price range over time.

Updated Nov 5, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cyotee/crane --skill balancer-v3-reclamm-pool
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Skill: Balancer V3 RECLAMM Pool
Source: https://github.com/cyotee/crane/tree/main/.claude/skills/balancer-v3-reclamm-pool
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cyotee/crane --skill balancer-v3-reclamm-pool

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

RECLAMM provides a two-token pool that regenerates its liquidity range over time, allowing it to track market prices without manual rebalancing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Virtual balances define a movable price range for concentrated liquidity.
  • Centeredness tracking determines when the pool should adjust its range to stay near the target price.
  • Self-hooking pool architecture with optional secondary hook forwarding enables extensibility.

Quick Start

Configure a two-token RECLAMM pool and simulate its price range tracking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Balancer V3 RECLAMM Pool

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate concentrated liquidity range adjustments for trending market prices?

Concentrated liquidity tracking is achieved by a RECLAMM pool that applies virtual balances and centeredness tracking to autonomously shift its price range over time, following market prices without manual rebalancing.

What is self-adjusting price range liquidity in DeFi smart contracts?

Self-adjusting price range liquidity is a mechanism where a two-token pool regenerates its liquidity range over time, using centeredness tracking to stay near the target price during trending market movements.

How do I configure a two-token pool with virtual balances for dynamic liquidity?

To configure a two-token pool with dynamic liquidity, you set up a RECLAMM pool that uses virtual balances to define a movable price range and applies daily price shifts to track market conditions.

Does Balancer V3 support self-hooking pool architecture with optional hook forwarding?

Yes, Balancer V3 supports a self-hooking pool architecture with optional secondary hook forwarding, enabling extensibility for custom logic while managing dynamic liquidity placement.

When do I need dynamic liquidity placement with centeredness tracking?

You need dynamic liquidity placement with centeredness tracking when managing two-token pools for trending price movements, ensuring the pool autonomously adjusts its range to stay near the target market price.

Limitations of using virtual balances for concentrated liquidity range management?

Virtual balances define a movable price range for concentrated liquidity but are limited to two-token pools tracking trending price movements, requiring centeredness tracking to determine daily price shifts.