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What Is the Role of Delta-Neutral Strategies in Managing Impermanent Loss for Concentrated Liquidity Providers?

Delta-neutral strategies aim to neutralize the price exposure of a liquidity position. For concentrated liquidity, this typically involves shorting a calculated amount of the volatile asset on a separate derivatives platform.

The goal is for the gains from the short position to offset the impermanent loss experienced in the liquidity pool when the asset's price changes. This strategy effectively isolates the fee generation component of liquidity provision from the price volatility component, turning the LP position into a more predictable, yield-generating vehicle, albeit with added complexity and costs.

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