Documentation
Everything you need to understand Uniswap liquidity, read pools on 15 networks, design a price range, and stay safe while doing it.
What Self-Quantum Liquidity is
Self-Quantum Liquidity is a self-controlled liquidity console. You read Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 pools directly from the blockchain, design a price range with live data, check the positions of any address, and, for Uniswap v3, create a position from your own wallet. There is no account, no deposit into a Self-Quantum Liquidity contract and no middleman: the funds go from your wallet to Uniswap's own contracts, and the position belongs to you.
What the name means
- Self: you hold and control your assets. Liquidity is added from your own wallet, with no custodian in between.
- Quantum: two ideas. A quantum is the smallest unit: concentrated liquidity is measured in discrete ticks, each a 0.01% step in price, and you choose the range. And nothing settles until you observe and approve it: you read first, you confirm in your own wallet.
- Liquidity: what you actually do. The app helps you understand, protect and place it. The decision stays with you.
What works today
| Capability | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read pools on 15 networks | Live | Uniswap v2, v3 and hookless v4 pools for major pairs; any other pair via Look up. |
| Design a price range (Builder) | Live | Live pool price, tick snapping, capital efficiency and a deposit estimate. |
| Read positions of any address | Live | v3 position NFTs on every network, v2 LP shares for major pairs, v4 NFT count. |
| Create a Uniswap v3 position | Beta | Connect a browser wallet. Exact approvals, simulation first. Tested on a local fork. |
| Launch a pool for your own token (v3) | Beta | Create the pool at a starting price you choose and add the first liquidity in one transaction. Tested on a fork. |
| Quantum Lab | Preview | Experimental tools. Some use real maths or live data, others are simulated. Four are locked to whitelisted wallets. |
| Create v2 / v4 positions | Not yet | Select a v3 pool to create positions. |
| Adjust or withdraw a position | Not yet | Use the Uniswap interface or the contract for now. See the Developer guide. |
| Automation, alerts, token launches | Not yet | Not part of Self-Quantum Liquidity today. |
Where to start
Getting started
Five minutes from zero to your first read, plus the checklist to run before you ever send funds.
Liquidity concepts
Ticks, ranges, fees, impermanent loss and v2 vs v3 vs v4, explained with real numbers.
Using the app
Every tab and button, step by step, with annotated screenshots.
Security guide
Approvals, phishing, fake tokens, MEV, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Strategies & tactics
How to pick ranges, fee tiers and sizes, with routines and worked examples.
Developer guide
The code behind Self-Quantum Liquidity, reusable snippets and a fork-testing recipe.
How these docs work
- Press
Ctrl K(or/) to search every page. - Screenshots are numbered. The numbers match the legend under each picture.
- Quotes are copied word for word from the cited source. Every source is listed on Sources & citations.
- Numbers in examples are illustrative. They are not forecasts, and nothing here is financial advice.
These docs are educational. They are not financial, legal or tax advice. Providing liquidity carries risk, including loss of funds. Self-Quantum Liquidity is new software and has not been audited.