FAQ
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Still stuck? Ask in Discord .
Basics
What is Invictus?
Invictus is a liquidity terminal for DeFi. It brings pool discovery, analytics, liquidity provision and position management for multiple chains and protocols into one workspace.
How are my funds held?
Invictus is semi-custodial. You connect your own wallet, and Invictus creates dedicated wallets linked to it that deploy and manage liquidity for you. You can run several of them and withdraw back to your connected wallet. See Security and custody.
Which chains and protocols are supported?
Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, BSC, Arc and HyperEVM, with Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, Ramses, Meteora and Raydium. See Networks and protocols.
Fees and gas
How is fee APR calculated?
Realised trading fees over TVL for the selected window, annualised. Incentive emissions are shown separately. See Fees and APR.
Do I need gas on every network?
Yes, each Invictus wallet needs a small balance of that network’s native token. Invictus estimates the cost of every action before you confirm.
Positions and risk
What happens when my position goes out of range?
It stops earning fees and holds only one of the two tokens. You can wait for price to return, or rebalance around the new price. Set a range alert to hear about it straight away.
Can I see positions I opened elsewhere?
Yes. Positions opened with your connected wallet on supported protocols appear in your portfolio with their history.
Is providing liquidity safe?
No investment is risk free. Providing liquidity carries market, range, smart contract and network risk, and you can lose money. Read the risks before you deploy.