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.