Liquidity
Liquidity depth is a measurable economic contribution. What the protocol records is which venues it recognises, which pools it has listed, and which positions exist against them — not what those pools are worth. Depth, volume and yield belong to the venue, and so does every position below: YUID holds custody of none of them and pays no reward for any.
Registered venues
A venue is a program YUID recognises, and the attestor whose valuations it accepts.
Reading the venue registry
Deriving every venue address and reading the accounts. This says nothing yet about whether any exist.
Pool allowlist
Pools the protocol has approved. A venue is a program; this is the pool at it.
Reading the pool allowlist
Scanning the registry and checking each entry derives to where it lives. This says nothing yet about whether any pools are listed.
Provide liquidity
Deposit into and withdraw from a pool the protocol has listed
This is a venue position, not a protocol one. YUID holds no custody of it, takes no fee on it and cannot return it to you — the pool’s program does.
Concentrated liquidity
Positions you hold at a listed CLMM pool — each one its own range
YUID holds no custody of these positions, takes no fee on them, and pays no reward for them — the Engine’s liquidity weight is zero, so a position contributes nothing to Influence and nothing to emissions. What it earns is the venue’s trading fees, which the venue pays. Claimable fees are computed with the venue program’s own arithmetic from accounts read at a single slot.
Recorded positions
What the protocol records: that a position exists at a venue it recognises, and what that venue's attestor signed for.
Reading the position registry…
Record a position
Tell the protocol about liquidity you already hold at a venue
This records that a position exists. It moves no value, it does not create or close liquidity at the venue, and YUID takes custody of nothing. A recorded position carries no value until the venue’s attestor signs for one, and contributes nothing to rewards while the liquidity weight is zero — which is where it ships.
What this page does not show
Each absence is a specific reason, not a gap waiting on an endpoint
Why a new concentrated position cannot be opened here. Raydium’s open-position instruction requires the position NFT’s mint to sign, and that mint is a freshly generated keypair. This app cannot produce a signature — no code path in it can, which is what stops it from ever holding a key that could move your funds — and the alternative, a wallet that hands out ephemeral signers, is not something the wallets this app connects to offer. Open the position at the venue and it appears above, where it can be added to, withdrawn from and closed.
Positions are opened and closed at the venue. The protocol's role is admission — which venues and pools it will recognise — and the registry of what was attested against them. The tokenomics page carries the supply figures the chain does hold.