MochiFind the warm spot before you settle in.
Providing liquidity is picking a patch of floor and hoping the sun stays on it. Mochi shows you where the warmth already is, how crowded that patch got, and nudges you the moment yours drifts into shade.
Drag the pegs to move your patch. The sun keeps moving either way.
A patch nobody warns you about is a patch that goes cold quietly.
Nothing breaks when a position drifts out of range. No transaction fails, no balance moves. It simply stops earning, and stays that way until somebody happens to look.
See the warmth first
The floor is real liquidity at every price, read from the pool contract itself. Crowded patches split the fees more ways. Empty ones pay well, and rarely.
Settle where you meant to
Pick a patch by dragging it across what is actually there. Every edge lands on a real price step, so what you see on screen is what gets signed.
One nudge, not twelve
When your patch goes cold, Mochi sends a single message. Not one every five minutes — that is the fastest way to teach somebody to ignore you.
A small patch is warmer. It also slides out from under you sooner.
Curl up tight and the same money covers fewer price steps, so a bigger share of every swap lands on you. It also means the sun leaves you faster. There is no width that avoids the trade, only widths that suit different nerves.
Estimates, not promises. What actually happens depends on how far the price wanders and how many others picked the same patch. Mochi never moves you — that is always a transaction you sign.
Where the sun is falling today.
The busiest pools on the chain over the last day. The last column is what went to the people providing liquidity — none of it passes through us.
Things Mochi won't do for you.
Each of these was considered and turned down. The reasons matter more than the features would have.
Carry you to a new patch
Moving a position automatically means handing your token to a contract allowed to act while you sleep. That is authority, not convenience. Mochi wakes you instead, and you decide whether it is worth getting up for.
Do the swapping for you
Bring both tokens. A one-token deposit needs a contract that holds your money halfway through a transaction, and there is nothing of ours standing between your wallet and Uniswap.
Take a bite of your fees
Not kindness. While the position token is yours, fees travel from the pool to your wallet with no step in between where a cut could be taken.
Make impermanent loss go away
Curling up tighter makes it sharper, not softer. More fees while the price sits still, a faster slide into the weaker side the moment it moves.
Before you settle in.
No. Each transaction goes from your wallet to a Uniswap contract, and the position token is minted straight to your address. The approval you grant is to Uniswap's own position manager — the same one you would approve on any other site for the same pools.
Gas, and the pool's own swap fee, which goes to the people providing liquidity rather than to us. That is the whole list.
Yes. Patches are read from the chain rather than from our own records, so anything minted anywhere turns up with fees owed and warmth status. Profit against what you put in needs a deposit we watched happen, so for those the field says so rather than inventing a figure.
Sign one message so Mochi knows the address is yours — nothing is spent and no permission granted. After that a small worker checks your positions against the chain every few minutes and messages only when something actually changes. Telegram, a webhook, or inside the app.
Because a cat picks a warm patch of floor, settles into it, and has to move when the sun does. That is providing liquidity, described completely, by an animal that has never heard of it.
Pick a patch you can explain.
Open Mochi, look at the floor, and settle somewhere on purpose.