Bid Liquidity

Park ETH. Build bid ladders. Make the floor executable.

Litany treats bid liquidity as a first-class marketplace product. A bidder can allocate ETH across one or more collections, choose a strategy, and post a managed ladder of bids near the floor.

Why Ladders

A single bid is brittle. It can be too shallow, too far from the market, or gone after one fill. A ladder spreads intent across multiple prices so the market gets depth instead of a single headline number.

StrategyShapeUse case
AggressiveSmall spacing, close to floorCompete for fills and points near the top of book.
BalancedModerate spacingKeep useful demand live without hugging every floor tick.
PatientMore rungs, deeper offsetsLet volatility come to you while still showing demand.
AdvancedCustom rungs and spacingManual control for sophisticated liquidity operators.

How It Works

  1. Pick one or more collections.
  2. Set a total ETH budget.
  3. Choose a ladder strategy and collection weights.
  4. Litany derives rungs from floor price, budget, spacing, and count.
  5. Sign the resulting orders and manage them as one position.

Basket Allocation

Multi-collection positions split one ETH budget across selected collections by weight. Each slice gets its own ladder, but the user manages the result as a single liquidity position.

1 ETH budget
├── Collection A / 50%
│   └── 0.50 ETH bid ladder
├── Collection B / 30%
│   └── 0.30 ETH bid ladder
└── Collection C / 20%
    └── 0.20 ETH bid ladder

What Makes a Bid Useful

The protocol rewards liquidity that is executable and relevant. In practice that means bids close enough to floor, with enough depth to matter, that remain open long enough to be real.

DimensionWhat it rewards
ProximityBids closer to floor earn more than bids far below market.
DepthLarger executable demand earns more than dust liquidity.
DurationNew positions mature after a short delay; longer-lived bids are stronger signals.
Top bookCompetitive bids near or above existing top bid get a multiplier.

Manage Positions

Liquidity positions are visible in the marketplace UI. Operators can inspect rungs, cancel positions, and track points and rewards from the marketplace pages.

Start in Liquidity, then read Fees & Rewards for how points and fee incentives connect to the bid system.