What is cooking. Everything Mochi has built, is building, and has decided not to build, in the order it was tackled. Open any card to see the reasoning, how it was checked, and what was left out on purpose.
Out of the kitchen 9 Cooked, plated, and running in production. Each one says how it was checked and what was deliberately left out of it.
00 A chain path of your own Every call to the network leaves through this domain and never reaches a node provider directly from your browser. + 01 Pools that stay on screen Every v3 and v4 pool on the chain, and the last good snapshot on screen when the data source goes down. + 02 Liquidity at every price step Read from the pool contract itself, at a stated block, rather than from anybody's index. + 03 Positions read from the chain Including the ones you opened somewhere else entirely, with fees owed and range status. + 04 Claim, reduce, close Every write is simulated before it is offered, and a failed simulation never opens your wallet. + 05 Opening a position Drag the range across real depth or type a price, spread evenly across up to five steps, in one transaction. + 06 Ranges with names Tight, balanced, wide — each one explained rather than merely labelled. + 07 Told when it stops earning A position that falls out of range earns nothing, silently, and nothing on this chain currently mentions it. + 10 Written documentation How ranges work, what each number means, and exactly which contracts are being called. +
Still on the stove 4 Ordered, and in this order. There are no dates on this page — each one rests on something already out of the kitchen.
08 Fees against what you gave up Not an explanation of impermanent loss. The number, for the position you actually hold. + 09 The same pair across fee tiers Stack the tiers for one pair and see which one is genuinely busy. + 11 Knowing where people stop Connect, choose a pool, set a range, sign. One of those four loses nearly everybody. + 12 Opening and closing v4 positions v4 pools are readable today. Acting on them is the missing half. +
Not on the menu 3 Considered and refused. The reasons are worth more than the features would have been.
— Depositing with one token It would require a contract of ours holding your money in the middle of a transaction. + — Moving your position for you It reads as convenience. It is a transfer of authority. + — Taking a cut Not generosity. There is nowhere to take one from. + 