Managing positions
Read position state, configure range rules and choose how rewards are handled.
Last reviewed: 19 October 2026
Portfolio
The portfolio groups the information needed to scan a position before opening its detailed controls:
Position value
Current value of the liquidity position.
Pending income
Rewards currently associated with the position.
Range status
Whether the current pool price is inside or outside the position range.
Automation state
Whether configured range or reward rules are enabled.
Automation state
Open Automate or Edit rules on a supported position to inspect its current settings. Enabling a setting does not mean every market move will execute an action; the position must satisfy the configured policy first.
Wallet and contract model: Foraga does not have access to your private keys. The risks page explains the contract model.
Automation overview
Foraga separates range management from reward handling. The controls available can vary by pool and position type; unsupported controls are not shown.
Auto Rebalance
Evaluates price against Edge Trigger, Chop Protection, Return Zone, buffers and cutoffs.
Auto Compound
Evaluates accumulated rewards against a token-denominated Trigger Threshold.
Edge Trigger & Return Zone
These values are measured in pool ticks. The pool's tick spacing determines the valid interval for its range boundaries.
Edge Trigger
The distance, in ticks, from either range edge at which an in-range position can become eligible for a rebalance decision.
Normal Width
The configured width of the normal range. It must be positive and aligned to the pool's tick spacing.
Return Zone
When Chop Protection is active and the range is widened, this zone determines when it can contract to normal width again.
Chop Protection
Chop Protection changes how an eligible edge move is handled. From a normal range, reaching the lower or upper Edge Trigger can expand the threatened side while preserving the opposite boundary. The protected range is exactly twice the Normal Width.
While protected, further boundary pressure can shift the wider range. When price enters a configured Return Zone around either contained normal-range centre, the range can contract to Normal Width.
Try the policy labBuffers & cutoffs
Lower / Upper Buffer
Allows price to move a configured number of ticks beyond the corresponding range edge before an outside-range move proceeds.
Lower / Upper Cutoff Tick
Absolute bounds. A current tick below the lower cutoff or above the upper cutoff blocks the rebalance decision.
Buffers delay an outside-range move. Cutoffs block a move outside their absolute bounds. They are not performance guarantees.
Reward handling
Supported Aero pools may receive AERO Rewards. When rewards are available, Foraga can harvest them according to the automation settings attached to the position.
Range actions and Auto Compound both expose a Post-Action choice:
- Compound — add harvested AERO Rewards back into the position.
- Payout — send harvested AERO to the destination address; when blank, the connected wallet is used.
- Swap — swap harvested AERO to a supported token within the configured maximum slippage, then send it to the destination address.
Trigger Threshold is the minimum quantity of the pool's reward token that must accumulate before Auto Compound can trigger. The product currently enforces a minimum threshold of 3 reward tokens.
AERO reward allocations are variable and can change over time. Pools without a current allocation do not show AERO earnings.
Position actions
Depending on the position and its lifecycle state, the portfolio can expose automation settings, harvest, compound, rebalance, increase and exit actions. Review the transaction preview in the product and confirm the requested network in your wallet before signing.