Automation overview
The full automation suite, how to enable it, and how the pieces fit together.
Automation is the reason Super9MM exists. This is the complete suite and how to turn it on.
The suite
| Automation | What it does | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-rebalance | Re-centers your range as price drifts, in your chosen direction. | Read |
| Auto-compound | Reinvests earned fees back into the position. | Read |
| Auto-accumulate | Banks earned fees as withdrawable idle tokens instead. | Read |
| Take-profit / Stop-loss | Auto-closes to a single token at your target price. | Read |
| DCA — Buy the dip | Opens a position only once price dips to your target. | Read |
How to enable it
Automation settings live in your on-chain config, which you set when opening a position and can change anytime from the Manage page. The config includes:
- Direction (both / up-only / down-only / off) and range width for rebalancing,
- auto-compound on/off, and accumulate mode on/off,
- take-profit / stop-loss levels,
- the price-guard and slippage tolerances the keeper must respect,
- a pause switch.
Once it's set and not paused, the keeper takes over.
Priority order
When more than one thing could happen, the keeper acts in this order:
- Take-profit / stop-loss — an exit overrides everything else.
- Rebalance — if the position is out of range and direction allows it.
- Compound / accumulate — if there are enough fees and the interval has elapsed.
DCA is separate: it only applies to an Automator that is armed but has no open position yet.
Manual control, always
Everything the keeper does, you can also do yourself from the Manage page: rebalance/re-center, compound, withdraw. Automation is a convenience layered on top of full manual control — never a lock-in.
Not sure what to enable? See Which automation to use.