How do I opt out of ARM?
If you'd prefer to lock in a fixed rate rather than tracking the market, you can opt out by setting a floor rate:
How do I set my price versus market?
Your price versus market controls how much above or below the market rate you price your deposit. The protocol stores this as a spread, but in the app it is easiest to think about as a premium or discount. It is shown as a percentage, adjustable from -5% to +5%.
How does ARM work?
Every time a taker wants to fill an order against your deposit, the protocol:
What currencies does ARM support?
ARM uses trusted oracle networks (Chainlink and Pyth) to get live exchange rates. Chainlink is preferred when available, Pyth is the fallback. The protocol handles feed selection automatically.
What happens if an oracle feed fails?
If the market price feed becomes unavailable or unreliable, your deposit automatically pauses for that currency pair. No trades will execute at a bad rate. Once the feed recovers, your deposit resumes automatically.
What is a floor rate?
A floor rate is the minimum conversion rate you're willing to accept on a deposit. It's an optional safety net that prevents your rate from dropping below a level you're comfortable with.
What is Automated Rate Management (ARM)?
ARM automatically keeps your conversion rates in sync with the live market. Instead of setting a fixed rate and manually updating it, ARM uses real-time price feeds from Chainlink and Pyth to adjust your rates for you.
What is the difference between ARM and DRM?
- ARM (Automated Rate Management) — The protocol automatically prices your deposit based on live market rates plus your premium or discount. You're in control.